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13:41:00

Arnason bids farewell to Millers

Rotherham have sold Kari Arnason to Swedish side Malmo FF for an undisclosed fee. 

The 32-year-old, who looks set to represent Iceland at Euro 2016 next summer, has signed a two-year contract at the Scandanavian club and leaves South Yorkshire after three years of unprecedented success. 


Boss Steve Evans, who brought Arnason to the club, told the club's official website: "My first thoughts are to thank Kari Arnason for the loyalty, performances and dare I say it friendship he has given me over the last three years since I convinced him to join the Millers from Aberdeen. 




"The big fella will always have a place in the hearts of the Millers faithful, after playing such a huge part in the success this football club has enjoyed over the last three seasons.
"Malmo FF have made a fantastic offer and in return they are getting, in my opinion, a fantastic player. 


"The opportunity for Kari Arnason to return to the country where he was born, a country in which his closest family members reside, perhaps made it more appealing to him than even a move to the likes of a big Premier League club. 


"The lad will always be welcome back here, and on behalf of everyone at Rotherham United FC I would like to wish Kari every success at both Malmo FF, and with Iceland who are in the latter stages of a campaign to be part of the European Championships. 


"As a manager I am obviously disappointed to lose a player of his quality, but sometimes even in this crazy world of football things are meant to be." 

Arnason joined the Millers in the summer of 2012 and was a key performer in the club's rise from League Two to Championship safety last term. 

He told Malmo's official website: "I want to play for Malmo FF because it is the biggest club in Scandinavia right now and when the opportunity came, I was very happy. 


"I have played against Malmo FF and remember the fans were loud and gave great support to the team." 

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