Jack Wilshere has been appointed as the new head coach of Luton Town, marking his first senior managerial role after leaving Norwich at the end of last season. Chris Powell will serve as his assistant, chosen for his extensive experience managing teams like Charlton, Huddersfield, Leicester, and Derby. Wilshere, a former Arsenal and England midfielder, expressed his excitement, calling it a "full circle" moment as he started his football journey at Luton as a child. He replaces Matt Bloomfield, who was dismissed after a defeat to Stevenage left the team 11th in League One. Luton CEO Gary Sweet praised Wilshere's passion, intelligence, and modern approach, aligning with the club's values and ambitions.