Jack Wilshere says he agreed to move to Danish club AGF after deciding the time was right to step out of his comfort zone, while his new head coach has insisted the signing of the England international is not a publicity stunt. Wilshere – who will wear the No 10 shirt at AGF – signed for his new club on a contract until the end of the season on Sunday, and has the option of extending the deal by a further year. The former Arsenal and West Ham midfielder had been without a club since he was released by Bournemouth last summer and had been training with the Gunners and Italian side Como to maintain his fitness as he looked for a new club. Speaking at a press conference on Monday, Wilshere explained the move came after a conversation with AGF assistant manager Dave Reddington, who worked under Roy Hodgson – who managed Wilshere with England – at Crystal Palace. “It all happened really quick,” said the 30-year-old. “I had a conversation with one of the coaches, David Reddington. He ex...