McEachran Wilshere will be the next

Posted on | Saturday, July 30, 2011 | No Comments

Young Gun Josh McEachran Chelsea hopes to follow in the footsteps of the star Jack Wilshere Arsenal Barclays Premier League next season.

Although Wilshere has been considered a legend in the making, from his formative years at the Academy of Arsenal, very few had actually seen what he was capable of before the start of last season.

Yet it took the Premiership by storm in his first full season in the English top flight, where he settled among the most illustrious names, Arsenal, and showed a mature head on his young shoulders.

Wilshere not only finished the season as one of the key players of Arsenal, he also broke into the national team and England is now seen as the future aspirations of the country proud.

And while many Wilshere labeled a talent that you only live once in a generation, the Chelsea look set to give fans more English McEachran promote the integration of their first team.

As Wilshere, McEachran has a sweet left foot with an eye for the passing clinic, and having made his last season in first place, are not at all confused by play alongside Fernando Torres, John Terry and Frank Lampard.

The eighteen-year-old continued his amazing rise of Chelsea before the season coincides with the date, and now it is revealed that the hope of repeating what he did at the Emirates Stadium Wilshere last season.

"Jack is one of the best young players in the world and hopefully I can do what he did," said McEachran, according to The Sun.

"I've always been wary of what he is doing, his loan period at Bolton play Arsenal and England last season.

"He did really well."

McEachran allowed comparisons between the two of their games were inevitable and agreed that the two of them come from outside the court, despite playing for the rival parties.

"We have similar capabilities, but Jack is a year ahead of me and I am pleased with the progress I make.

"I have not played for England U-21 Jack yet, but I talk a lot and we text each other on a regular basis.

"I would not say that I support, but I give her encouragement."

While most young people are the blood ties of the League Cup or the camera from time to time, former Blues manager, Carlo Ancelotti, McEachran put his faith in last season, played in nine league games and six European meetings.

And now, under new manager Other Villas-Boas, who has praised the performance McEachran set is England U-21 international was hoping for more regular first team action and did not rule out leaving the club on loan for this to happen.

"I just want to play more minutes, even if it means going out on loan."

McEachran Chelsea was named Young Player of the season last year, and has already tasted success in England U-17 UEFA U-17 World Cup victory last year.