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Who Ian Wright blames for Aaron Ramsey's heartbreaking Arsenal exit


Arsenal legend Ian Wright blames former chief executive Ivan Gazidis for allowing Aaron Ramsey leave for nothing .

The Gunners great was choked by the midfielder’s teary goodbye message to fans following the 1-1 draw with Brighton .

It only served as a painful reminder that the star is leaving on a free transfer after the club pulled the plug on contract talks.

Wright is angry that he has been allowed to sign for Juventus – and knows exactly who is at fault.

He said on his YouTube channel: “Obviously Aaron Ramsey is somebody who has never done anything but gave his best for us.

Ian Wright knows who’s at fault for the “bad business”

“Even with all the stick he used to take, he never ever hid from the ball, always tried to play the way he played, and I’m just pleased that in his last season people appreciate the fact that he was giving everything he could for the club.

“And you could see how emotionally he was at the end when it finally kicked in that he’s leaving. I can’t lie, I’m sorry to see him go, I think it’s terrible business by the club because if he was going to go, then see if you can get somebody for him.

“Because if we’re talking about a summer Unai Emery only has maybe only £45million – it’s the rumour, then for them to not do the kind of business where you get some money for Aaron Ramsey – we’ve seen he is a great player, it’s bad business from the club.

“And I’m not going to blame the current incumbents, you’ve got to blame (Ivan) Gazidis, and I’ll firmly lay that at his door.

Ramsey was very emotional on Sunday

“Good luck to Aaron Ramsey, he has been a great servant to our club.”

The Wales international broke down as he discussed his exit in front of the fans.

“This is very, very hard for me,” he said. “I have been at this club since I was a boy and now I leaving.

“It has been a journey, on and off the field, and so much has happened in 11 years. I was a spotty young kid coming in and I’m leaving a man, married, father of three boys and full of pride and good memories that I will treasure.

The midfielder won’t get to play one final game because of injury

“It will be emotional this weekend – my last game at home. I look forward to seeing you there and thank you all again from the bottom of my heart for everything.”

Arsenal’s top four hopes are all-but over after they failed to beat Brighton.

The club revealed Danny Welbeck will leave the Gunners this summer following an on pitch announcement.

England international Welbeck is out of contract at the end of this season.

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