Jack Wilshere’s injury woes continue | OneFootball

Jack Wilshere has suffered another injury setback delaying his return from this latest problem.

Jack Wilshere has been sidelined for West Ham since October with a pelvic problem but hoped to return to full training this month.

That has now been pushed back as Wilshere continues to feel pain in the area despite scans seemingly showing no problems.

At present, his return to training is expected to be delayed another three to four weeks but knowing Jack, sadly, only a fool would place any money on that happening.

Since leaving Arsenal in the summer of 2017 on a free transfer, Wilshere has managed to play just 712 minutes, less than half he played for Bournemouth during his season on loan there, where he also suffered a broken leg.

In total, Wilshere has appeared for West Ham just 16 times and it looks like he could well be trying to find another home sooner rather than later.

When Wilshere signed for the Hammers, the club agreed to give him a three-year deal to please Manuel Pellegrini, who has now been sacked.

With just 175 league minutes under his belt this season, and another 148 in the EFL Cup, it’s hard to see West Ham, who pay Wilshere £100,000-a-week, wanting to extend his deal that expires next summer.