Big turning point for coach Wilshere

Former Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere has agreed to become the new head coach of Luton Town, marking a major turning point in his coaching career.

This will be Wilshere's first time as a professional first-team coach.

According to Sky Sports , Wilshere will be officially announced by Luton this week, opening a new chapter for the former England international. Wilshere, 33, has managed Arsenal's U18 team and had a brief stint as interim manager at Norwich City, where he left his mark with a win and a draw in two Championship games in the 2024/25 season.

The appointment of Wilshere on a two-year contract is seen as a bold decision by Luton Town, who are 11th in League One after two consecutive seasons of relegation from the Premier League and Championship.

Luton Town hope Wilshere, with his experience developing young talent and promising coaching style, will help the team regain stability and aim for promotion.

Two years ago, Luton Town caused a surprise in the Premier League. Now, this club is struggling for survival in League One, the second tier of England. On October 6, the club announced the sacking of head coach Matt Bloomfield after the defeat to Stevenage in round 11 of League One.

This is Wilshere's first permanent contract as a first-team manager, and fans are eagerly waiting to see what he will bring to his new team.

After Mikel Arteta and Cesc Fabregas, Wilshere will continue the coaching trend of former Arsenal players born in the 80s and 90s.

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