Jack Wilshere discusses his career and iconic shirts
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 24, 2026, 4:31 PM
Last updated Jun 24, 2026
Jack Wilshere, former Arsenal and England midfielder, shared insights into his football career and memorable shirts in a recent interview. He expressed pride in wearing the iconic number 10 shirt at Arsenal, reflecting on the pressure that comes with it. Wilshere highlighted his England caps as significant achievements and spoke about his desire to own Lionel Messi's shirt from a Champions League match. His collection includes a Brazil shirt, inspired by Ronaldinho, and he mentioned the importance of boot gifts from loved ones. This conversation took place as football memorabilia continues to gain interest.
- •Wilshere recalls pride in wearing Arsenal's number 10 shirt.
- •He considers Messi the best player and sought his shirt.
- •Wilshere has displayed his England caps in his home.
- •He fondly remembers receiving a Brazil shirt during childhood.
- •Wilshere emphasizes the emotional value of football memorabilia.
- 4:31 PMYahoo Sports — Jack Wilshere On His Career & Iconic Football Shirts
""I wanted Messi's shirt because, in my opinion, he was the best player in the world."
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