I want Arsenal stay

back, which has restricted the
23-year-old to just 13 Premier League
appearances this season.
In his absence, Santi Cazorla and Aaron Ramsey
have continued to impress while Mesut Ozil has
rediscovered his best form and Francis Coquelin
has established him in the first team.
Wilshere expects to be at Arsenal come the start of
next season and says he would find it hard to play
for another club, but accepts he has a tough task
on his hand with Arsenal's competition for places.
"I would be hurt if they sold me," he told the Daily
Mail . "I want Arsenal to want me. If they didn't
want me, it would hurt. It would be strange playing
for another club. I went to Bolton on loan and that
was strange.
"I feel like I'm ready to play now and that's not
going to change. I want to play more minutes
before the end of the season and then I'll have to
wait until next season and see what the boss's
plans are for me.
"I want to play first-team football. I want to play in
the Premier League, the Champions League and I
want to continue playing for England.
"If I'm going to do that, I have to play for my club
and put in good performances for my club because
there are other English midfielders who are doing
that in the Premier League.
"You can't stop the speculation or do anything
about it. I have not spoken to the boss about it at
all. He has not mentioned it to me. I've not
mentioned anything to him.
"At the moment, I need to get back in the team.
The speculation about my future started when I
was injured. You just want to get back out there
and get back to what you love doing and
concentrate on that."