Tag: Ivan Gazidis

Ivan Gazidis has informed the Arsenal hierarchy he's considering leaving the club, after receiving an offer to link up with AC Milan.

With Arsene Wenger and (seemingly) Ivan Gazidis exiting Arsenal, the club appear to have taken on board the errors made by United after Fergie and David Gill both left Old Trafford in 2013...

Arsenal are getting ready for life without Ivan Gazidis as the CEO moves closer to a move to AC Milan.

Bloomberg have Ivan Gazidis listed as joining AC Milan as their Chief Executive on 1 September 2018.

AC Milan expect Ivan Gazidis to become their new CEO in September despite a statement by Arsenal on Wednesday.

Marco Fassone and Massimiliano Mirabelli flew to London on Monday night to meet with Elliott Management and discuss their future, amid rumours Ivan Gazidis will join AC Milan in a new organisational setup.

AC Milan owners Elliott Management have approached Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis over coming to work on their Board of Directors, according to reports.

Tight. Stingy. Stubborn. Just three of the insults thrown at Arsene Wenger during his time at Arsenal, but his behaviour in the last few transfer windows before he left was more than a little odd, so what was going on?

Unai Emery was unveiled as the new Arsenal head coach on Wednesday afternoon and he left a strong and positive impression. So what did we learn?

It has not been a good summer for the ITKs and some of the (usually) best informed papers – the Mail, the Telegraph and L'Equipe – have done as badly as the Twitterati.

As far as social experiments in football go, Arsenal’s this summer has been a doozy.

Arsenal have let go of Football & CSR Communications Manager Tom Bennett, as well as Michael O'Brien, long-time assistant to club secretary David Miles.

Steve Bould has been offered a new role in Arsenal’s post-Wenger era but the assistant manager is waiting to see who gets the job as he doesn’t really like Mikel Areta according to the Guardian.

In this edition of the Daily Cannon Arsenal podcast, Stephen flies solo. He's not overly confident over how Arsenal are conducting their search for...

Ivan Gazidis, Raul Sanllehi and Sven Mislintat cannot agree on who should succeed Arsene Wenger despite the manager leaving in one week’s time.

Arsene Wenger has reportedly been ‘hurt’ by a falling out with Ivan Gazidis according to an exclusive in today’s Daily Star.

Arsenal are only willing offer their new manager the £8.5m-per-year Arsene Wenger was already earning, which could price out the current favourite for the job, Luis Enrique.

Arsenal's transfer setup is getting more complicated with a number of new appointments over the last year. 

Ivan Gazidis met with three managers in the search for Arsene Wenger's successor before the 68-year-old even announced his Arsenal departure, according to information in a recent report.

The main men charged with selecting a manager to replace Arsene Wenger cannot agree on who the best man for the job is, according to a report in today’s Daily Telegraph.

Ivan Gazidis has already met with three managers in the search for Arsene Wenger's successor, according to information in a recent report.

Former Barcelona manager, Luis Enrique, is reportedly stalling Chelsea in the hopes that Arsenal come calling according to an exclusive in the Star on Sunday.

Ivan Gazidis was impressed by the way Juventus dumped Spurs out of the Champions League and the spirit the Italians showed to turn the tie around that he has pushed Massimiliano Allegri to the top of his managerial wishlist according to reports this morning.

Arsenal stat expert Jaeson Rosenfeld will reportedly four-man sub-committee tasked with finding Arsene Wenger's replacement.

Raul Sanllehi hinted in an Arsenal Fans Forum meeting that the club could be set for further changes in the coming months, amid rumours about Arsene Wenger's future.

For almost a decade, Arsenal fans have lamented the lack of a succession plan in place for when Arsene Wenger leaves his role as manager. But now, as evidenced by the signing of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, a plan is finally being put together - and it stinks.

Josh Kroenke has moved to London temporarily to undertake a comprehensive review of all aspects of the club as the board continue to prepare for life after Arsene Wenger.

Ivan Gazidis was part of an European Club Association delegation which met with EU Sports Commissioner Tibor Navracsics and European Parliament President Antonio Tajani.

On deadline day, David Ornstein talked about a possible power shift in control of Arsenal's transfer activity, as more Arsene Wenger 'allies' are replaced behind the scenes.

As we're approaching the end of the transfer window with only £2m spent on transfer fees so far, we've looked at how much the Arsenal board make in a year.

Ivan Gazidis turned down the chance to become chief executive at Manchester City back when they were owned by Thai businessman Thaksin Shinawatra.

Football agent Jon Smith has revealed how he agreed to pay £1.2m himself, just to get the Andrei Arshavin transfer over the line before the deadline in 2009.

Arsenal's transfer setup is getting more complicated with a number of new appointments over the last year. We've broken that down with an overview what they all do.

Arsenal will make a second bid for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang after their first was rejected, according to reports.

Ivan Gazidis has been snapped in Dortmund amid rumours Arsenal are closing in on a deal to sign Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

For the first time in around 10 years, Arsenal fans were united once again as they called for Arsene Wenger to leave the club. People who had said they wanted him to go but wouldn’t ask for him to be sacked were calling for just that.

It might be Christmas, but that doesn’t mean there’s still not quite a bit going on.

Darren Burgess, Arsenal's head of high performance, has been speaking about his decision to join the Gunners this summer, in a rare interview with the media.

Ivan Gazidis has provided an update on the Arsenal stadium expansion, which is due to start in May and will add up to 780 extra seats.

Arsenal have started to spend more money over the last few years, despite what many will tell you, but are the team actually getting any better as a result?