Jack Wilshere open to a January move to Derby after admitting he REJECTED offer in the summer
Jack Wilshere reveals he would be open to a January move to Derby as he continues his search for a new club after admitting he REJECTED an offer from Wayne Rooney in the summer
- Jack Wilshere has been a free agent since being released by Bournemouth
- Midfielder has trained with Como and Arsenal over the past few months
- He says Wayne Rooney contacted him in the summer about joining Derby
Jack Wilshere has revealed he would be open to Derby move in January transfer window after he rejected offer to play for Wayne Rooney in the summer.
The 29-year-old has been a free agent since being released by Championship side Bournemouth at the end of last season.
Wilshere has recently been training with his former side Arsenal after spending some time with Serie B side Como in Italy.
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And he says Rooney asked him to join him at Pride Park in the summer.
Wilshere said: ‘I did speak to Wazza actually, in the summer. It was when Derby were under that embargo where they couldn’t buy anyone.
‘And I went to Como as well, instead. And I thought about it, but it weren’t for me.’
talkSPORT’s Andy Goldstein then pressed Wilshere on his future plans, asking if he would be open to a move to Derby now.
Wilshere recently trained at Arsenal and is hoping to find a club to continue his playing career
Wilshere replied: ‘I don’t know, it depends what comes up in January.’
He also spoke about his playing with Bournemouth in the Championship last season.
‘I played in the Championship last year and I did actually enjoy it. It’s a tough league. I don’t think it suited my style of play.’
Wilshere made his name at Arsenal, where he became their youngest debutant at the age of 16 and went on to make 198 appearances for the club.
He left the club in 2018 after injuries severely impacted his career.
The 29-year-old has been a free agent since he was released by Bournemouth in the summer
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