Former Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere has saved West Ham 100million, says Hammers manager Manuel Pellegrini

Former Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere has saved West Ham 100million, says Hammers manager Manuel Pellegrini
West HamUnited boss Manuel Pellegrini believes Jack Wilshere has saved the club 100million.The England midfielder joined the Hammers on a three-year deal in July after leaving Arsenal at the end of his contract.1

Injuries have restricted Jack Wilshere to just five appearances this season

Wilshere had been sidelined with an ankle injury for three months before making his return as a late substitute in West Hams 3-0 win at Newcastle on Saturday.The 26-year-old’s career has been plagued by injuries, which made his high-profile arrival at the London Stadium a “high risk”, according to his manager.Pellegrini said: “We knew before he was not a player who would be available for every game, every week, but was a player of a quality that is not easy to bring to West Ham at a price we could afford. “Maybe players of the quality of Wilshere at this moment can cost 100million, 90million, 70million. Good creative midfielders are very expensive.“He wanted to play at West Ham, we took the risk and it has not been a good month for him but we have the second part of the season and I hope he will play most part of the games.”Wilshere will be pushing for a start when West Ham host Cardiff on Tuesday evening.

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