Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says that he will do everything in his capacity to make sure that Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere returns back from injury after sustaining a foot injury during an international duty with England. The manager believes that Jack will be back into the team soon. He is expected to be out for a period of six weeks for his fractured foot to heal properly.
“It is a blow for him and for us,” Arsene said. “From now on you want to get him to recover as quickly as possible, we want to help him come back as quickly as possible and prepare for the rest of the season.
“[He] can only be very down in a situation like this - especially in the first days that he's in the boot. He's gone away a few days to get away from travelling and the disappointment and to think about something else."
“It's certainly very difficult when you are his age as you want to get up in the morning, jump out of bed and go on the football pitch and play. When you’re not able to do that without any restriction, it's difficult mentally. Certainly it has a weight on his mind and I hope that's his last accident for a long, long time.”
Arsene Wenger says Wilshere still has a great chance to feature for his country in the 2014 World Cup Campaign in Brazil despite his injury.
“Any player who has an opportunity to go to the World Cup, you do not want to talk him out of that, it is a lost job,” he said. “You want to encourage him to go and show [his talents] because you know the meaning it has to go to a World Cup for a player is immense. I will do absolutely everything so that he can get there.”
Get well soon Jack.........
“It is a blow for him and for us,” Arsene said. “From now on you want to get him to recover as quickly as possible, we want to help him come back as quickly as possible and prepare for the rest of the season.
“[He] can only be very down in a situation like this - especially in the first days that he's in the boot. He's gone away a few days to get away from travelling and the disappointment and to think about something else."
“It's certainly very difficult when you are his age as you want to get up in the morning, jump out of bed and go on the football pitch and play. When you’re not able to do that without any restriction, it's difficult mentally. Certainly it has a weight on his mind and I hope that's his last accident for a long, long time.”
“Any player who has an opportunity to go to the World Cup, you do not want to talk him out of that, it is a lost job,” he said. “You want to encourage him to go and show [his talents] because you know the meaning it has to go to a World Cup for a player is immense. I will do absolutely everything so that he can get there.”
Get well soon Jack.........
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