Wilshire was recommended to Brazilian club Fortaleza, who wants to raise his profile and is currently following the players.
Brazilian media outlet O Povo reported that Fortaleza is preparing for its first season in the Copa Libertadores and plans to sign a well-known player from overseas. The move aims to enhance the team's market presence and performance on the field.
Wilshire was one of their targets and he was allegedly recommended to the Brazilian club.
More than a month ago, Arsenal confirmed Wilshire was back on the training ground. While he is working as a coach, the club is also helping him prepare and train for his next step.
Wilshire then said he had signed a contract with the club until January and that he had been playing for some youth teams and helping with some coaching work.
As January draws nearer, his goal is to sign a player's contract with a club in the winter window.
Arteta recently praised Wilshire's attitude and ability but avoided talking about signing a contract with Arsenal.
According to reports, Niles has agreed with Roma to join the team on loan for the remainder of the season and complete the official transfer next summer window.
When the winter window opens, Niles is about to become a Roma player as long as the two clubs agree on the cost.
According to the Italian media Corriere Della Sera, the player will receive an annual salary of 2.5 million euros after tax and agree to join Mourinho's side.
On Tuesday, it was reported that Arsenal and Roma were close to agreeing that Niles would switch to Serie A for the rest of the season.
If all goes well, they plan to officially sign the player next summer for a fee of between €10-15 million (£8.4-£12.6 million).
Arsenal want the next number, while Roma try to depress the price, so the two sides could trade around £10m, about the same value as the 24-year-old.
Arsenal also want Niles to include a mandatory buyout clause in his contract for a price of between £8 million and £10 million.
Rome, on the other hand, favored simple selective buyout clauses.
The loan fee is still being negotiated, which is said to be 700,000 euros.