Jack Wilshere names the former Arsenal trio in his top 5 teammates

Jack Wilshere has announced his five best teammates, including Cesc Fabregas as his number one.

Wilshere graduated from Arsenal’s academy and played 200 games for the club in 10 injured seasons.

During that time, Wilshere played alongside some of the world’s best but has named former Gunners teammates Santi Cazorla and Tomas Rosicky among its top five.

Jack Wilshere graduated from Arsenal Academy and made 200 appearances

Wilshere highlighted Fabregas as his best teammate during an interview with TalkSPORT, saying it was an “easy” decision.

Wilshere said Fabregas had a strong presence at Arsenal and all the academy boys looked up to him.

When Wilshere broke into the first team he said, “I went to the locker room, he was the captain and put his arm around me and was brilliant.”

Wilshere also praised Fabregas for his ability to play with his mind. He said, “For someone who wasn’t fast or strong, he was just playing with his mind. It was amazing to see. ‘

Midfield duo Cazorla and Rosicky were next on Wilshere’s list after impressing him on and off the pitch.

Wilshere called Cazorla “something special” and praised his former teammate for his theatrical performances.

Wilshere said, “He showed up and was that funny little guy. He didn’t really care. Ate what he wanted. Did what he wanted. When he went into the square it was like a little child smiling. We used to take set pieces and the gaffer said “No, no in the swinger and he just took it with his left hand”. He was special. ‘

Wilshere named former Arsenal player Cesc Fabregas his number one teammate

Wilshere called Santi Cazorla (center) “special” for his sloppy and entertaining approach to football

Wilshere continued to praise Rosicky for his attack strength, saying, “He was the one who started all of our attacks, his weight of pass and choice of pass were spot on.”

While Wilshere was at Arsenal, Wilshere was selected for the national team and secured 34 caps between 2010 and 2016.

As a result, English teammates Wayne Rooney and Steven Gerrard reached Wilshere’s top 5.

Wilshere said he owned a Rooney jersey before joining the English team, insisting that his former teammate “had it all” in terms of his skills.

During his time on the national team, Wilshere made an impressive friendship with Rooney, calling him “one of the boys”.

He said: ‘He was always the one joking. I played a few more games and felt a bit comfortable and we had jokes between us. ‘

Wilshere said Wayne Rooney had “everything” in terms of quality and that he was one of the “boys”.

Wilshere also spoke highly of Steven Gerrard’s (right) ability to pass consistently

Before crediting his skills on the field, he says: “Not many players can switch from being a # 9 who can run after them to someone who is defensive midfield.”

Wilshere also spoke highly of Gerrard, praising him for his ability to play “consistently” with his teammates.

He said, “When I played with him [Gerrard] He was a No. 4. I’ve never seen anyone ping the ball consistently without beating or messing it up. ‘