Wilshere not ruled out for the season
The Club can confirm Jack Wilshere has a small stress fracture to his right foot, however it is not accurate to state he has been ruled out for the remainder of the season.
The injury is in a different area to his previous surgery, and it will be reassessed in around two weeks time by our medical team and medical experts who have worked together throughout Jack’s recovery.
This is a recognised complication of a complex rehabilitation process and, of critical importance, Jack’s initial injury is recovering well.
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Disaster for Arsenal and England as midfielder Wilshere is ruled out for the seasonBy Sami Mokbel
Last updated at 8:22 AM on 1st February 2012
Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere looks almost certain to miss the rest of the season after scans showed his latest injury setback is worse than first feared.
The 20-year-old is now very doubtful for England’s Euro 2012 campaign as he is unlikely to feature at all for his club this season.
Wilshere has missed the entire campaign to date with a stress fracture of his right ankle, which needed surgery.
He was expected to return this month but broke down in training last week.
Wilshere has since had a series of scans to determine the extent of the injury and the results indicate he has suffered another stress fracture in the same ankle.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger hoped to have him back this month as the 20-year-old made promising progress with rehabilitation plan.
Sportsmail revealed on Saturday how Wilshere would not return until April at the earliest, but Wenger wanted to have the injury thoroughly examined before making a decision.
And results of those scans have raised fears that the latest setback to Wilshere's right ankle is worst than first feared, with early indications showing he has suffered another stress fracture.
The news is also a massive blow to Fabio Capello, who wanted Wilshere as a key component of his plans for Euro 2012 glory this summer.
Even if he is fit enough to return before the end of the season, Wenger may decide not to play the youngster this season in a bid to ensure his fitness ahead of next season.
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Wilshere has successful surgery on ankleJack Wilshere has this morning undergone ankle surgery at a central London hospital.
Under the care of two world renowned surgeons, Jack has had the stress fracture of his right ankle repaired.
The initial indications are that the surgery has been successful and Jack will now undergo a prolonged period of rehabilitation. It is envisaged that Jack’s rehabilitation will take a period of four to five months.
Straight after the operation, Jack spoke to Arsenal.com and was keen to pass a message to all Arsenal fans:
“I’ve had my operation this morning and all went well. My ankle is little bit sore, but I’m already looking forward to working hard to get fit and playing again.
"I would also just like to say thanks for the many messages of support I have received from you - the fantastic Arsenal supporters. See you all soon at the Emirates.”
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Jack Wilshere to undergo ankle surgeryJack Wilshere will undergo surgery on his right ankle on Monday morning.
Wilshere has recently been wearing a protective boot aimed at allowing a stress fracture of the ankle time to heal naturally and avoid surgery.
However, scans this week have revealed that the fracture has not responded positively during this period.
Throughout Jack's injury, the Club has been guided by the continuous advice of several world-renowned specialists. The information attained this week has led to the conclusion that surgery is now required to gain an optimal response.
Wilshere is now expected to be out for a period of months. Following surgery these timescales will become more specific.
A Club spokesman said: "We have given Jack time to heal naturally which is important wherever possible with a young player. The latest scans show surgery is needed. Everyone at the Club wishes Jack a speedy recovery."
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Wilshere set to undergo surgerySeptember 24, 2011
Arsenal's Jack Wilshere is expected to be sidelined for the remainder of the year, with the midfielder requiring surgery on his injured right ankle.Wilshere has been recovering from a stress fracture and Arsenal medical staff hoped the problem would heal itself with the help of a protective boot.
However, the club confirmed late on Friday evening Wilshere's ankle has failed to respond to the treatment and he will now undergo surgery on Monday morning.
"Throughout Jack's injury, the club has been guided by the continuous advice of several world-renowned specialists," said the statement on the club's official website.
"The information attained this week has led to the conclusion that surgery is now required to gain an optimal response. Wilshere is now expected to be out for a period of months. Following surgery these timescales will become more specific."
A club spokesman added: "We have given Jack time to heal naturally which is important wherever possible with a young player. The latest scans show surgery is needed. Everyone at the club wishes Jack a speedy recovery."
Wilshere has been troubled by his ankle throughout the summer, having sustained the original knock in the Euro 2012 qualifier between England and Switzerland in June, and then aggravating it in a pre-season game a month later.
And while it had been hoped Wilshere would return in a matter of weeks, manager Arsene Wenger is now expected to be without the player until the end of this year.
Wilshere wrote on his twitter account on Friday night: "Been in a boot for a month and the bone is not responding. i will have surgery on my right ankle on monday with the two best surgeons around.
"Hopefully i will return to action around christmas time. i am in good hands! thanks for your support everyone!"
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