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Ivan Gazidis To Join AC Milan According To Reports

Reports from Italy claim that Arsenal Chief Executive Ivan Gazidis will join AC Milan this month after having been linked with a move to the Italian club for a long time.

Arsenal Chief Executive Ivan Gazidis has attracted interest from AC Milan and the Serie A club has made a move for him after the Italian club is now being run by American investment company Elliott Management.

The rumours saying that AC Milan would like to hire Ivan Gazidis started in the summer transfer window but they soon disappeared after it was later reported that the Italian team had failed to meet his salary demands, so hence him staying at the Emirates Stadium. It is however been reported by Sky Italia that Ivan Gazidis is close to joining AC Milan this year after having been linked with a move to the Italian club for months.

Ivan Gazidis has never made any public comment on his future at Arsenal but the fans will be disappointed to see him leave because they see him as among the only top officials at the Emirates Stadium who truly love the club apart from the financial gains.

Ivan Gazidis has worked at Arsenal for 10 years now and he has become successful at the Emirates Stadium, this is why AC Milan are also interested in him because his always working hard to promote the club, participates in contract negotiations of players as well as talks to sign more players.

Arsenal fans had liked the good relationship between Ivan Gazidis and Unai Emery, as the two try to make the gunners great again but the Arsenal Chief Executive leaving will be disappointing yet he had bonded well with the new boss.

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