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Wilshere, who currently managed Arsenal’s u18 side, has been granted permission by the North London outfit to speak to MLS side Colorado Rapids who are also owned by the Kroenke family.
Former Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere has been given permission to speak to the Colorado Rapids about becoming their manager.
The 31-year-old, who allied time on his career in July 2022, has been offered a chance to launch his managerial career at senior level after reportedly impressing the MLS side in an interview.
According to The Athletic, Arsenal have granted Wilshere permission to speak to the MLS side.
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16:27 - 11.10.2023
Ian Wright asserts that Arsenal need Ivan Toney in January to win the league
Arsenal will only challenge Man City for the Premier League title this season if they sign Ivan Toney in January according to Ian Wright.
The former England midfielder is keen on a senior management role if the right opportunity arises, the report adds.
The club have yet to confirm his appointment as head coach, but there is a good chance that he could take over the job.
Robin Fraser was sacked by the Rapids, who like Arsenal, are also owned by the Kroenke Sports & Entertainment Group, in September.
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14:31 - 10.10.2023
FOOTBALL Revealed: Why Manchester United’s Jadon Sancho has not apologised to Erik ten Hag
Sancho remains sidelined since being banished from the first-team squad after reacting badly to being dropped against Arsenal in September.
Chris Little has been in charge on an interim basis since Fraser's exit.
Wilshere returned to Arsenal in July last year after announcing his retirement aged 30.
He has since been managing the club's under-18s side and guided the Gunners to last season's FA Youth Cup final.
As a player, Wilshere progressed through Arsenal's academy before making his senior debut aged 16 in 2008.
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10:47 - 12.10.2023
FOOTBALL Ball boy kicked by Chelsea legend Eden Hazard now worth Ksh. 26.1 billion
The ball boy that Eden Hazard kicked back in 2013 in Chelsea’s loss to Swansea City has gone on to become filthy rich.
By the time his 17-year association with the club ended in 2018, he had made 197 appearances, scoring 14 goals and winning the FA Cup twice.
Wilshere later had spells with West Ham, Bournemouth and Danish side Aarhus before hanging up his boots.
He also won 34 caps for England as a player, scoring two goals.
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