Former Arsenal and England midfielder Jack Wilshere has announced his retirement from professional football.
The news comes just over 24 hours after the news that he had left Danish club AGF after less than five months and was now "considering his next step" in his career.
Wilshere became the Gunners' youngest league debutant when aged 16 and 256 days during 2008 after coming through the club's Academy.
The midfielder, who was hampered by a series of injuries, won the FA Cup twice in successive seasons with Arsenal in 2014 and 2015, before joining Bournemouth and then West Ham.
Wilshere returned to the Cherries on a short-term deal in January 2021 and also had a spell at Danish Superliga club AGF.
After making his first senior England appearance in 2010, Wilshere won 34 caps and was part of the 2014 World Cup squad.
"It has been an unbelievable journey filled with so many incredible moments and I feel privileged to have experienced all that I did during my career," Wilshere said in his retirement announcement on Twitter.
