Former Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilsheer has been named the Norwich City for the final two games of the tournament.
The 33-year-old has been ruled out of the beach club Johannes Hoff Torop.
Norwich dropped to 14th in the tournament, after winning only twice in 14 games, Esterian’s 3-1 defeat to Milwal, the fourth of their fourth in five.
Danish coach Hoff Toropi has been named a three-year deal in May last year and will leave Norwich alongside Glenen Redersholem.
Jack Wilshere.
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“While we have done this with long-term focus and the strategy and direction of the broader clubs, unfortunately, the recent results and shows have considered it necessary to make a change,” Ben Knaper told the club’s website.
Wilsher won two FA Cups with Arsenal, scoring 34 goals for England, but he was ruled out of the Gunners in
Former Arsenal team-mate Aaron Ramsey will also take his first step in management after taking care of Cardiff City.
The two players will meet on the last day of the season and Ramsey hopes to take Cardiff to a safe place.