Miyaichi and Ajayi to leave Gunners

Arsenal have confirmed the departures of winger Ryo Miyaichi to German club St Pauli and defender Semi Ajayi to Cardiff.

Miyaichi and Ajayi to leave Gunners
Fri, 19 Jun, 2015 - 01:00
Jim van Wijk

Japan international Miyaichi joined the Gunners in January 2011 but made only a handful of first-team appearances, spending loan spells at Feyenoord, Bolton, Wigan and FC Twente.

Ajayi, meanwhile, signs for the Bluebirds following a loan at the end of last season, having moved to Arsenal from Charlton’s academy in 2013.

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