Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe remains determined to sign Jack Wilshere on a permanent basis,
despite relegating the midfielder to the substitutes' bench. Wilshere's arrival
on loan from Arsenal last summer may
be considered a significant coup but he has started the past four games on the
bench and was left out of the most recent England squad.
Howe remains keen to land Wilshere at the end of the season
and he said “I've always said, we love
Jack, we would love to sign him', but that decision will rest with Arsenal,
with Jack, with other people: it's out of our hands. And Jack may well see his
future elsewhere. He did say as soon as he came to us that he'd totally commit
to us for the season, and then in the summer sort out his future. There's so
many variables, there's so many things that can change, it's not the right
time. We've got to concentrate on results and the games we've got coming up. Jack
obviously wouldn't want to start from the bench, he'd want to be playing, but
since the Manchester United game the
team's done very well, and it's very difficult to take either centre-forward
out. What he has done when he's come on is showed he's got a great attitude;
he's trained so well, and that's reflected when he's come on the pitch, he's
been outstanding. He really was the defining factor in us gaining total control
against Southampton.”
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