Wilshere takes the reins as Luton look to steady their campaign following a challenging start to the season. The appointment reflects the club’s commitment to long-term development, with Wilshere seen as a promising young coach who brings both top-level experience and a passion for nurturing talent.

The 33-year-old returns to familiar ground, having spent part of his youth at Luton Town before joining Arsenal’s academy.

Reflecting on the move, Wilshere told Fabrizio Romano, “It feels like a full-circle moment for me. I was eight when I first came to Luton as a boy, so I guess you could say it’s fate that my first full-time club managerial position is at this club.”

Luton, whose rise to top-flight football in recent seasons earned widespread admiration, will hope Wilshere can inspire a resurgence.

He is expected to begin his duties immediately and will be on the touchline as Luton host Mansfield Town this Saturday.

Source: Punch