11 years ago this month, Jack Wilshere was fulfilling media duties for England ahead of the Three Lions Euro 2012 qualifying clash against Switzerland.
Not one reporter in the room that afternoon could have envisaged where the midfielder would be just over a decade later. Some may have predicted he'd be captaining Arsenal in the Champions League, or gearing up to skipper the Three Lions for the 2022 World Cup.
The reality is vastly different, as after a career in England ravaged by injuries, Wilshere now finds himself plying his trade in the Danish Superliga with AGF Aarhus after the club offered him a contract while he was a free agent earlier this year. It has been a sad decline for a player once tipped to be England's brightest prospect.
