Ivan Gazidis and Arsenal released a statement on Tuesday revealing the 54-year-old would be leaving the club, but it’s a small detail in the middle of Gazidis’ quotes that has fans excited.
Arsenal held a series of meetings with Unai Emery and the players after it was finally announced that Ivan Gazidis would leave the club for more money with AC Milan.
Arsenal have decided not to appoint a CEO to replace the departing Ivan Gazidis, instead making Raul Sanllehi ‘head of football’ and Vinai Venkatesham ‘managing director’.
Ivan Gazidis looks to have finally made up his mind to take the money and run for Milan, so who will Arsenal get to replace him?
Ivan Gazidis has finally made the decision to leave Arsenal and join Serie A side AC Milan, according to a report.
Aaron Ramsey’s talks with Arsenal over a new contract with the club have been negatively affected by the media circus surrounding Ivan Gazidis, according to reports.
AC Milan president Paolo Scaroni has pushed back a decision on the club’s new CEO by another few weeks, saying they’re not in a hurry.
AC Milan reportedly want Ivan Gazidis to talk Aaron Ramsey into leaving Arsenal for the Serie A side according to Gazzetta dello Sport.
The Ivan Gazidis-to-AC Milan saga looks like it could finally be drawing to a close after Elliott Management agreed to his wage demands.
Reports in Italy claim that Ivan Gazidis is finally set to leave Arsenal for AC Milan after his mate, Paul Singer, and Elliott Management caved to his salary demands.
I don’t often find myself agreeing with the Daily Mail’s Martin Samuel but in his editorial in Tuesday’s paper he hits the nail on the head – would any other top club allow their CEO to prevaricate for so long like Arsenal have with Ivan Gazidis?
Ivan Gazidis spoke to a reporter at Arsenal Women’s 5-0 thrashing of Liverpool on Sunday but would not reveal if he’s made a decision about his future.
AC Milan have reportedly set a deadline for Ivan Gazidis to make up his mind about their €4m-a-year offer to leave Arsenal and join them as their new CEO.
According to the Times, Unai Emery is growing increasingly frustrated with Ivan Gazidis’ prevarication over a move to AC Milan.
AC Milan are starting to worry that Ivan Gazidis plans to turn down their offer to leave Arsenal, as they haven’t heard from him for days, according to reports in Italy.
AC Milan’s board of directors are planning to meet today to discuss the appointment of their new CEO, with Ivan Gazidis still strongly in the running and a €4m-a-year offer on the table.
Ivan Gazidis is causing ‘embarrassment’ in Rome and Milan according to a report from Italy about the Arsenal CEO’s delay in making a decision over his future.
Ivan Gazidis to AC Milan is a story that just refuses to quit.
AC Milan chairman Paolo Scaroni has confirmed that the club are in talks and making progress over the appointment of Umberto Gandini and Ivan Gazidis as their new CEOs.
Stan Kroenke doesn’t plan to get rid of Ivan Gazidis, or any other members of the Arsenal board, despite his reported agreement to takeover the club.