Jack Wilshere: The Next Star of English Football

Arsenal prodigy Jack Wilshere is repotedly going to get his first start in England shirt today (Wednesday) when England faces Denmark in an international friendly at Copehagen. This is England’s first match in 2011, a year which would see the Three Lions playing a number of Euro qualifying matches to clinch a spot in Euro 2012.

Jack Wilshere has already made his England debut when he replaced Gerrard in the second half of the match against Hungary last August. This time it is expected that the 19-year-old would be in Fabio Capello’s starting eleven against Denmark. Capello has been full of praise for the Arsenal youngster, comparing the box-to-box midfielder with some of the great players he has managed like Maldini, Raul and Baresi.

Wilshere has been playing some excellent football since the start of this season and has earned admiration from many former legends. He is now considered as the next star of English football too. Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has always admired his young student who though plays as a defensive midfielder has very good attacking intent too.

Wenger has also mentioned that Wilshere also prefers to go forward, but is currently playing in front of backline. The main thing is that he is a high quality footballer who is mobile and can take huge workload. Overall, it is pretty much understandable that Wilshere has a bright future with Arsenal and England.

Jack Wilshere wants to move to West Ham

Jack Wilshere that is considered to be one of the finest players that England is going to have within a few years. He is at the moment playing for Arsenal and he is just 18 years old. He cannot get real match practice in Premier League and that is why, coach Arsene Wenger is eager to send him to any other club. Jack Wilshere wants to stay at Premier League and he wants to go to West Ham. He was a fan of West Ham when he was a child. Several clubs are interested to get him.

On the other hand, Wenger wants to send him in a club that he can play regularly for the first eleven and gains real match experience.

Fabio Capello Should Leave Alone Jack Wilshere

It seems that Jack Wilshere is the latest sensation in English football. He pays for Arsenal and could not yet make in to the first team but he has already caught the attention of Fabio Capello, coach of England national football team. He is only 17 years old and in the last few days caught the attention of almost everyone because of his superb performance in two preseason matches for his club.

Telegraph reported:

Meanwhile, he has been training with Arsenal and following a program of muscular development. At the Emirates Cup last weekend he was man of the match as a substitute against Atletico Madrid and then scored twice in another man of-the-match display in the 3-0 defeat of Rangers. The development has been radical.

"He surprised me, he really did," Capello said. "I saw him last year a few times in the Carling Cup and this year he has improved a lot. He has a big personality with the ball, he plays without fear, with big confidence.

I think that Capello should leave him alone and let Jack Wilshere grow and find his natural game. This is the thing that Arsene Wenger wants. I think that Capello made a mistake about Theo Walcott last season. Walcott is yet to become matured and he should be given enough time in club level first.