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Jack Wilshere, former Arsenal and England midfielder, is leaving his role as head coach of Arsenal's Under-18s to join Norwich City as a first-team coach under manager Johannes Hoff Thorup. This move comes as a strategic step to advance his coaching career, facilitated by Norwich's sporting director Ben Knapper, who previously worked with Arsenal. Wilshere, who started coaching at Arsenal in 2022 after retiring from professional play at age 30, led the Under-18s to an FA Youth Cup Final in his first season. Despite having talks with the Colorado Rapids about a head coaching role, Wilshere chose to remain in England. His departure is seen as a significant loss for Arsenal's academy, where he was highly respected and admired for his personable approach and deep understanding of the club. Norwich hopes his presence will generate excitement and interest as they pursue promotion from the Championship.
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