Jack Wilshere vows he will never leave Arsenal

 

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Tuesday 08 November 2011 11:45 GMT
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Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere has promised he will never leave the club.

The England midfielder, 19, wants to play a central role in bringing success to the north London club as Arsene Wenger continues trying to mould a team of young talents to end the club's trophy drought.

He told iFilmLondon.com: "Can I promise I will be at Arsenal for ever? I can promise that, yes.

"I've been at the club since I was nine and I've learned to love it.

"From the (Patrick) Vieira days, to (Dennis) Bergkamp, (Cesc) Fabregas, I've watched them come through and move on.

"But now there's a crop of new players, (Aaron) Ramsey, myself, Kieran Gibbs, hopefully we can really create something special.

"I love the club and I want to be part of its future."

Wilshere has yet to play for the club this season due to a stress fracture to his right ankle but is set to step up his training, six weeks after undergoing an operation on the injury.

"As I said had 6 week X-ray earlier and all going well," he wrote yesterday on his Twitter page.

"I can start to work a bit harder now."

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