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Bianchin: Jashari hoping for a Milan-Brugge breakthrough ‘over the weekend’

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The negotiations between AC Milan and Club Brugge over Ardon Jashari remain at a standstill, but the player is hoping that a breakthrough could arrive over the weekend, according to a report. 

Truth be told, the constant rumours about Jashari’s future and Milan’s evident interest have become a bit tiring. A decision will have to be made by the Rossoneri soon, a permanent one, and that’s perhaps why the player is hoping for developments in the coming days.


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As reported by Luca Bianchin for Gazzetta dello Sport, Milan are standing firm at €32m plus bonuses, which would be a record for Belgian football (if bonuses are triggered). Club Brugge, meanwhile, have made it clear to the entire world that they want a bit more.

Jashari left out of friendly again

The midfielder was left out of the squad for today’s friendly against Raków Częstochowa, and with training set to resume in Belgium on Monday, it’s not certain that Jashari will be there. In fact, it seems unlikely that he would join his teammates, as per Bianchin.

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As such, Jashari is hoping that there will be some important developments ‘over the weekend’ that would allow Milan and Club Brugge to close the deal. The player is pushing for the move in every way he can, but the tug-of-war between the clubs remains for now.

Should there be no agreement by the end of the week either, then Milan will have to seriously consider dropping the negotiations and moving for someone else instead. Javi Guerra has been mentioned as a potential Plan B.

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29 Comments

  1. Rumor has it Stankovic to Brugge is done. Maybe this is the catalyst to get the deal over the line. Or not. Who knows with these jokers.

    1. But also, Milan could’ve gotten his deal over the line if they really wanted to, by simply paying what the Belgians asked. They offloaded DeCuyper without any issues to Brighton. But our club always tries to outsmart itself.

        1. You and I clearly don’t see eye to eye, yet you constantly try to engage in my posts. Who’s the fool here?

        2. “Let he who is without sin …”

          Check your handle and make up your mind. Are you John the Baptist or Judge Judy?

    2. There’s a rumour that Club Brugge doesn’t respond because Furlani said or do something they felt disrespected so they want Furlani to apologize to them

  2. If i had to be in charge I think really 35 million base price guaranteed 2.5 million bonuses if we make champions league qualification and another 1.5 million if we win the league. Total could come to about 39 million I think that’s plenty if they would not accept that, Simply leave and go for someone else

    1. Yes, we are reasonable with our offer. You cannot call a 38m offer to a 40m asking price “lowball” or “cheap”. Plus the club and fans are unanimous that he cannot be valued at 40m at the moment. 38m is already quite overpriced for Jashari, we offered it because we really want him in the squad.

    2. Yes, but is he even a 39M player? I think we’ve made a good offer. Let this percolate for a couple of more days, and if there has been no movement by next Tuesday or Wednesday, move on. Xhaka is still there as is Guerra. Heck, Frendrup could be available for 20M.

  3. There’s a rumour that Club Brugge doesn’t respond because Furlani said or do something they felt disrespected so they want Furlani to apologize to them. So Furlani has to become the bigger men and apologize if he can accept that he made a mistake

    1. As much as a I believe that Foolani is capable of doing so its simply cannot be truth. Jashari will be their biggest sale in history, the biggest sale in history of belgian league, they might not like Foolani but you do not decline a record high deal becouse there is an idiot on the opposite site of the table.

  4. By now I’d expect the agent and player to be on the club’s chairman’s neck to sanction the sale. If the deal falls through, I have no blame for the management because they have done thier part and have even overpaid as it stands.

  5. Milan already losing brown & cuyper. Too slow and too busy with they ne boyfriend Ricci and jashari. If Milan pay 40m for jashari, I think it’s too much for some random player. 🤡🤡💰💰🤑🤑

  6. There is a core problem we are ignoring…
    Milan is talking to players first, agreeing terms and turning those players against their club and then making lowball offers. Barcelona was a master of this tactics and now it’s Milan

    If I am not mistaken, you are not allowed to speak players until they are entering their final year on his contract.

    This bitchazz move is very unprofessional.
    Somehow our fans are okay with as soon as it’s not other clubs doing it against us. Clear double standards.

    It’s like turning family members against each other and create chaos and destroy them all.

    1. Exacly it should be illegal to agree terms with the player before agreeing terms with the club. Its highly unethical.

    2. It is illegal. You need to agree a transfer fee before approaching another team’s player. Everyone breaks the rule though.

    3. “Tapping Up”:
      Intentionally approaching a player under contract with another club to negotiate terms without the other club’s consent is considered “tapping up” and is against most football regulations.

      Preliminary Discussions:
      Clubs often engage in informal discussions with players or their agents to assess their interest and availability before formally approaching the player’s club.

      Permission Required:
      If a club wants to move beyond preliminary discussions and start serious negotiations, they must obtain permission from the player’s current club.

  7. There is a core problem we are ignoring…
    Milan is talking to players first, agreeing terms and turning those players against their club and then making lowball offers. Barcelona was a master of this tactics and now it’s Milan

    If I am not mistaken, you are not allowed to speak players until they are entering their final year on his contract.

    This bitc haZZ move is very unprofessional.
    Somehow our fans are okay with as soon as it’s not other clubs doing it against us. Clear double standards.

    It’s like turning family members against each other and create chaos and destroy them all.

  8. Just pay the money and done the deal we need that boy he is the best player they have there that’s why they are so tough

  9. This saga are too long , just pay 35m euro + easy unlock add on 5m euro. Take the budget from striker. ACM dont need expensive striker, pay cheap or find loan striker. Midfield are more important than striker that will sit on bench

    1. The 38M on offer is already a record transfer fee in Belgium.
      The all-time record for them right now is 37.5M for *drumroll* CDK (LMAO)

    2. Agree… We need him very much to operate our midfield… For the Striker, we have Gimenez already no need another expensive one…

      Please pay the remaining 2.5 M and close this saga once and for all…..this amount of money is less than 10% VAT tax from the total sum of money 32.5 M… 😀

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