ARSENAL star Jack Wilshere was spotted with a group of mystery women leaving a Soho nightspot this morning – just days after he celebrated the birth of his baby girl.
The midfielder was seen with the women leaving Little Italy in Soho, Central London.
According to a witness, Wilshere, dressed in dark jeans and a short sleeved shirt, left the restaurant on Frith Street between 3.30am and 3.45am today.
The footballer appeared in good spirits as he left the venue with a friend and the three women, before heading to a waiting cab.
It’s believed Wilshire had been for dinner with the longtime friends in London.
The women stayed behind as Wilshere – who wed Andriani Michael in Tuscany in June last year – left in the cab with his mate.
Wilshere said goodbye to friends
A spokesman for Jack Wilshere told Sun Online: “Jack had dinner with friends and family at Little Italy.
“All of the people in the photographs are old friends he has known for years who he was simply saying goodbye to at the end of the evening.”
The snaps come days after Wilshere welcomed his first child with wife Andriani.
On May 10, Wilshere took to Instagram to announce the arrival of their daughter, writing: “Siena, my princess, you don’t even know how loved you are.
“Thank you @andriani_wilshere for our beautiful baby girl, we are blessed 
I can’t wait for you to meet your brother and sister.”
But the Premier League footballer was dealt a blow last week when he wasn’t picked for the England World Cup squad.
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It appeared Wilshere found Gareth Southgate’s decision hard to take as he tweeted: “Think its about time I had my say…
“It goes without saying that I’m naturally incredibly disappointed to have been left out of the England squad for the World Cup.
“I’ve felt fit, sharp and strong all season and believe I should be in the squad!
“And given the chance i could have made a real inpact.
“However, I have to respect the manager’s decision and would like to wish the whole squad all the very best for the tournament.
“I will always be an England fan and will be supporting the boys with the rest of the nation.”
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