England and Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere is considering leaving the club as soon as January so as to boost his chances of making Gareth Southgate's England squad for the World Cup next year according to Mirror.
The 25 year old has been restricted to Cup games this season, two Europa League games and one in the EFL Cup. The player now genuinely believes a lack of first team football will hurt his chances of making the World Cup next year. It is believed Southgate is prepared to give Wilshere a chance but has intimated to the player that he must feature regularly for his club to earn a call up.
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Wilshere is capped 34 times for the International side but is yet to play a game for England for over a year. It is reported that a whooping 22 clubs were interested in Wilshere last year and should he decide to leave The Emirates in three months time he should expect a similar level of interest.
Arsenal manager has challenged 'repeatedly injured' Wilshere to play 10 consecutive games without getting injured if he wants an extension of his contract which expires at the end of the season.
"Jack Wilshere has struggled historically with repeated injuries and no one could question his talent, no one would question his ability to beat people with the ball, but in this job you need to have health. The requests and demands of the competition, physically, are so high and you can only be at your best if you can at least play 10 games on the trot. That's what's at stake for Jack Wilshere." Arsene Wenger Said.
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