Wilshere joined Bournemouth on a season-long loan from Arsenal on Wednesday, BBC Sport reports.

The oft-injured midfielder made two substitute appearances for the Gunners after recovering from a knee injury, and now that he has proven his present health, he has been allowed to leave in search of regular minutes. Wilshere should eventually move into a starting role for the Cherries, but his durability should be tested after he was limited to just 20 total appearances over the last two seasons.

Arsenal are reportedly ready to allow Wilshere to leave the club on a loan agreement this summer to gain more playing time, reports Sky Sports.

The midfielder has two substitute appearances in three Premier League matches so far this season. He overcame a knee injury last summer to return to action and was left out of the England squad names last Sunday.

Wilshere (knee) is on the bench for Saturday's match against Leicester City.

Wilshere's fantasy upside is a bit limited given his role and the plethora of other midfield options available to manager Arsene Wenger, so his spot on the bench shouldn't affect many fantasy teams.

Wilshere (knee) will not play in Arsenal's Premier League opener against Liverpool on Sunday, ESPN FC reports.

Wilshere suffered the injury during Arsenal's preseason tour in the United States, and while he will miss the first game of the season, he isn't expected to be sidelined for a considerable amount of time.

Wilshere was named in England final 23-man squad for Euro 2016.

Wilshere is a little bit of a surprise call up after only posting 141 minutes of play with no goals and assists in three Premier League appearances (one start) after a horrible long-term injury hampered his season with the Gunners. The winger probably won't be a starter for the Three Lions as he came off the bench in England's dress rehearsal against Portugal on Thursday, thus, he'll have a limited fantasy upside off the bench.

Wilshere could start Sunday against Aston Villa.

After easing his way back into the squad over the Gunners previous three outings, Wilshere is expected make his long awaited return to the starting XI. The England national will look to use this opportunity to make an impression on national team manager Roy Hodgson before the start of the European Championships. It may be too soon to expect the midfielder to play the full 90, but he could hit the 75 minute mark after playing a significant portion of Arsenal's May 8 match off the bench.

Wilshere came on in the 84th minute against Sunderland in Sunday's scoreless draw.

While he didn't contribute to the stat sheet other than drawing a late yellow card, his return to the side is a huge boon to the Gunners. With Aaron Ramsey looking lost, Mesut Ozil suffering to find form and Alex Iwobi finally looking overmatched, Wilshere's return could not come soon enough for a team that's struggled to fill Santi Cazorla's place. The team will likely be cautious with their fragile midfielder, but when fit, he's one of the most electrifying players on the pitch.