Ivan Gazidis: Last News

Arsenal back."Legendary striker Henry has now joined their cause because even he doesn't recognise the club where he scored 174 goals in 254 appearances.Along with five other Premier League clubs, supporters were furious to learn that owner Stan Kroenke and Chief Executive Ivan Gazidis had signed the team up for the European Super League before its collapse.Henry, who guided the Gunners to two Premier League titles, has never joined the argument against the owners until now."This club belongs to the fans, I love the club and I will support the club until I die, but I do not recognise my club," he told the Telegraph.

The Deal, which claims to go inside the world of a super-agent, this has been detrimental to the club’s finances.According to the book in question, for years Arsenal have had a contingency plan that requires them to finish in the Champions League three times in every four seasons.Not doing so would supposedly send “shockwaves” through the club - cue regular financial problems, including a £120m loan from the Bank of England to help them deal with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.Stability was always the key for owner Stan Kroenke and ex-chief executive Ivan Gazidis, and that suggests why they were always content with Wenger’s third and fourth placed finishes.It is a completely different story now, of course, at the Emirates Stadium,

Liam Brady says it could take years for Arsenal to rejoin the elite in English football as he lifted the lid on the club’s chaotic workings.

Celtic, as the Italian giants pulled a double training session. The pair face off in the Europa League on Thursday with the sides in very different form after their respective derbies.

Mikel Arteta will reportedly have more say in Arsenal ’s transfer business from now on after head of football Raul Sanllehi’s exit from the Emirates. The Gunners announced over the weekend that Sanllehi would be leaving the club as part of their restructuring template.Managing director Vinai Venkatesham will now absorb his role, but it is not only him who will have a more prominent involvement in transfers.

Arsenal have announced that Vinai Venkatesham will run the club after Raul Sanllehi’s departure.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic looks likely to extend his stay at AC Milan after appearing in the club’s kit launch for next season. The Swede returned to Milan in January after leaving LA Galaxy at the end of 2019, putting pen to paper on a short-term contract with his former side.However, doubts were cast over his future at the San Siro when reports emerged of a training ground bust-up with Milan chief Ivan Gazidis last month.Leeds have been tipped to lure Ibrahimovic to Elland Road, with owner Andrea Radrizzani recently claiming he was in talks to sign the striker in January before Milan struck a deal.

Robin van Persie has revealed his regrets over the way he left Arsenal back in 2012 - and also took a pop at former Gunners chief Ivan Gazidis for his part in the move to Manchester United.

Robin van Persie has opened up on his exit from Arsenal with disagreements with chief executive Ivan Gazidis over plans for the future playing a key role.

Former Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis has called on football clubs to play a role in the community in the coronavirus pandemic.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic is reportedly ready to quit AC Milan in the summer despite only heading back to the Serie A giants in January.

AC Milan have fired Zvonimir Boban after the former chief football officer publicly criticised Ivan Gazidis for going behind his back to approach Ralf Rangnick.

Football.London, the Gunners registered an interest in Szonoszlai as early as last summer when Aaron Ramsey left for Juventus.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic's days at AC Milan look to be numbered following reports of a training ground confrontation with the club's chief executive Ivan Gazidis.