Jashari Insists on Dream Milan Move Amid Club Brugge UCL Call-up

 

 

Ardon Jashari remains determined to make his move to AC Milan a reality this summer despite strong resistance from his team, Club Brugge. According to Sky Italia, the midfielder still insists on leaving his current club amid being called up for the Belgium side's Champions League playoff matches. 

 

 

Jashari Insists on Milan Move Despite UCL Call-up from Brugge 

The Swiss international has made his intention clear ever since there's an official interest from the Rossoneri. Jashari is keen on joining Milan this summer and has rejected several approaches from other clubs, including Premier League teams. 

However, the 22-year-old's dream of joining the Rossoneri is facing a rather odd resistance from Brugge, who keeps on stalling things. Multiple reports suggest that the Belgium outfit still wants more money from Milan's latest offer, worth 38 million euros (including bonuses).

The player has been training alone for a couple of weeks now, waiting for his transfer to materialise, but things get interesting with Brugge suddenly calling him for their upcoming UCL playoffs ties against RB Salzburg. The Belgium outfit's Champions League hope will depend on those two ties against Salzburg, so they want to bring all of their best talents. 

Brugge's decision to call up Jashari creates a buzz since they did left Jashari out of their previous two league matches. Moreover, the player has reportedly refused to play again for the club as he continues to push for a Milan move. 

 

Why Jashari Continues to Push for Milan Move?

The player's strong stance on not playing for the club also raises some questions from the football community. However, according to Sky Italia's Manuele Baiocchini(via Milannews), Jashari's decision to resist Brugge is not without any reason. 

Ahead of this summer, the Belgium outfit reportedly had promised Jashari and his representatives that he could leave for a fee of 32.5 million euros. That number has already been met by Milan, and they even raised their offer by one million euros. 

For that reason, the player has requested a meeting with his club's president, asking that his move be authorized. Milan's latest offer was reportedly around 33.5 million euros fixed fee with an additional five million euros in bonuses. Meanwhile, Brugge raised their request to 40 million in total (at least 35 million fixed fee).

The Rossoneri themselves are planning to hold an internal meeting to figure out their next plan regarding Jashari transfer. Some people in the management believe they have made the best offer, while others think they should push a bit more to convince Brugge. 

Although the situation seems a bit chaotic, the player's camp is said to remain confident that a move to Milan will eventually happen. There's also a potential scenario that Brugge will finally let Jashari go after he helps them in their upcoming UCL playoffs tie. 

A transfer saga that seems exhausting for Milan fans, but there's still a potential of a happy ending on the horizon.