Arsene Wenger admits he would like Jack Wilshere back at Arsenal
03 February 2017 |
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Arsene Wenger admits he would like Jack Wilshere back at Arsenal, with the club lacking midfield options, after it was revealed the Englishman cannot be recalled from his loan at Bournemouth.
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