Milan are hopeful that Ivan Gazidis will leave his role as Arsenal’s chief executive to take up the same position at San Siro. Gazidis has been identified as Milan’s No 1 target by the president, Paolo Scaroni, and the Elliott group, the US hedge fund which owns the Italian club. Football transfer rumours: Barcelona keen on Arsenal's Nacho Monreal? Read more Contacts between the parties have been positive and Milan believe an agreement is close, clearing the way for Gazidis to join in the coming weeks. Arsenal, though, will try to persuade Gazidis to stay. Among the tasks Milan want Gazidis to oversee are talks with Uefa over financial fair play. In June the club were banned by...
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