Jack Wilshere could be on course for Arsenal comeback within three weeks with extra friendlies It is understood that there have since been some minor setbacks, which were expected, as he has stepped up the intensity of his training during the past fortnight. Arsenal, though, still believe that he is on course to play again this season. Wenger has highlighted this current period as pivotal in deciding whether Jack Wilshere is capable of playing during the final month of the season and then representing England at Euro 2012, which begins on June 8. The earliest Arsenal expect him back is the Premier League match against Stoke City on April 28, meaning he will almost certainly miss the potentially pivotal fixture against Chelsea on April 21. "We have gone for a very cautious attitude with him," said Wenger. We will not force him into training with any pain so we might have to be slower than expected. Wenger will not oppose Wilshere also featuring for England at the European Championship provided that he has played for Arsenal and his comeback would not be risked by extra matches. Arsenal are well aware that, if Wilshere does get back to match fitness in May, it could be beneficial for him to continue playing into June and would prefer him to play in Euro 2012 than at the Olympics later in the summer. Even with Wilshere and Abou Diaby both still hoping to play again this season, Wenger would still like to recruit another central midfielder this summer and has been closely monitoring Rennes" Yann M'Vila. A France international and a specialist in the holding position, M'Vila has been hailed by Marcel Desailly as potentially even better than Patrick Vieira. "I would just say that if I was the chairman of a Premier League club I would just close my eyes and put the figure on the cheque to get him," said Desailly. He is really the future - the talent is there. It is obvious. He is a defensive midfielder. If you defend very well anything extra you do is fine. First of all, stick on one thing - defending very well and passing very quickly to the offensive players. Once he will have understood that you will see he is the best midfielder - better even than Patrick Vieira. Arsenal is probably a stable club where he can have a bit of time or Manchester United where he has time to assimilate the changing of clubs and start slowly to perform. You can see by the way he gets the ball, control and passes straight away. Long ball, short ball. He has that sort of rhythm that the Premier League is demanding.