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TMW: Atalanta ‘really like’ Jashari and plan discussions for summer – Milan not interested

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AC Milan have no plans to part with Ardon Jashari this summer, but it is not stopping Atalanta from taking a look at his situation.

There can be no denying that Jashari struggled in his first season at Milan. Firsts are always tough, but for a foreign player arriving at the club he loves and almost immediately being sidelined for months, it’s tough.


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Atalanta targetting Jashari despite Milan’s stance

It has already been reported that Atalanta think they could take advantage of Jashari’s first season at San Siro. He struggled to get going after his injury and La Dea would be waiting at the door if he was to leave.

However, it seems they may also start knocking. Speaking in an editorial for TMW, Niccolo Ceccarini looked at the interest in Jashari, via Milan News.

“Atalanta is undoubtedly the most active club at the moment. The Nerazzurri sold Ederson for €45 million plus bonuses to United. With Palestra’s departure, they will reach a total of €100 million in revenue. The goal in midfield is to complete the squad with at least three players.

“There is also another profile that the club really likes. It is that of Jashari, who arrived at Milan from Club Brugge last year for almost €40 million. The injury at the start of the season (a fractured fibula) certainly limited his performances, but his quality is beyond discussion.

“The discussion will only be able to get underway once the Rossoneri have finalised their management team.”

It is worth noting that Matteo Moretto commented on Jashari’s future this morning, stating, “Amorim sees him as an integral of the team. As does the club, given how much was invested in him last summer.”

So, it seems difficult to see him heading to Bergamo this summer…

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15 Comments

    1. “kid”. 24 years old. He’ll be a talent until he is 26 and then Milan will get rid of him for under 10M€.

        1. Ok. He doesn’t have the character to be a top player. Managers can’t help him, he is 24 and people still refer to him as the “kid”. Says a lot. He should be a man at 24.

    2. We need to stop buying from the Dutch and Belgium leagues. The way they play there is no pressing and players have more space than in MLS.

  1. If they’ll pay the price I’d sell him yesterday. You can get a much much better player if they want to pay the asking price. Hjulmand comes to mind first, just a better player both defensively and offensively. I don’t understand why are people stuck on a 24 year old guy that still didn’t show anything. He can’t even be the 5th sub for Switzerland. Not some world class talent you keep talking about. 24 years old, doesn’t play for Switzerland national team. Aebischer from Pisa is a starter.

  2. The only silver lining of Modric leaving is Jashari hopefully being able to find more playing time and some consistency. Although if Armorim wants a double pivot, Jashari wouldn’t be it.

  3. There is a very good player somewhere in there in Jashari. He needs game time continuity and he’d grow. It’s almost like a wasted year under Allegri

  4. Jashari was a complete flop, not one sign that there is a top player in there anywhere. He has not shown one signal that he can run Milan’s midfield. I’d take 42-year old Modric all day long.

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