Jack Wilshere, the Luton Town manager, has reflected on his career in an interview with BBC Sport. He won the FA Cup with Arsenal in 2014 and 2015, and guided Luton Town to the EFL Trophy in April. Wilshere played in the Premier League 182 times and represented England on 34 occasions, appearing at both the World Cup in Brazil in 2014 and the European Championship in France two years later. He announced his retirement at 30 due to injuries, but has since found a new passion in management. Wilshere expressed his pride in his career, stating, "I loved it [my career], I'm really proud." The interview can be watched on BBC One at 12:45 BST on Saturday, 3 October.
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