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CM: Jashari still a mystery for Milan as Belgian Player of the Year struggles

Ardon Jashari’s arrival was the move of the AC Milan summer mercato, but so far, he is not showing that same level.

The move for Jashari took up most of the summer. On several occasions, it seemed that Milan were done with negotiations, but then things changed and they returned to the table. However, he has struggled to perform so far.


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Jashari: The mystery

It’s not easy being Jashari, as Calciomercato.com writes today, given he has struggled since making the switch from Belgium to Italy. He was injured before the summer window closed, and now he is still trying to return to his previous levels.

The fact that he sits behind one of the best midfielders of all time in the squad also does not help, as chances are limited. As a result, finding rhythm is a struggle, and against Fiorentina it showed a little bit.

Modric and Jashari Milan
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He has made six appearances so far for his new club, without really convincing, but Igli Tare remains a big fan. Before this weekend’s game, he stated that he would be a big player in the future, so he cannot be written off yet.

Being the €40 million man for a club who have not spent heavily in recent years bears a weight, too. So, whilst it would be easy to say he has failed so far, we also must consider the flip side.

The injury, Luka Modric’s engine and his price certainly have had an impact. Without the injury and the Croatian, he would’ve probably been much more present. He has not let it get him down, though, instead it is a chance to learn.

He was also named the Belgian Player of the Year this week, which could also be the boost that he needs to bring his confidence back. So, he is far from a write off.

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13 Comments

  1. Some players lack the personality to play for big clubs. As we saw with CDK for example. Remember, Salah and KDB tanked when they went to Chelsea, it’s after that they rebuilt their careers. With this management we know he has 18 months left at most.

    1. I’m sure the fact that he’s in a new league, after a broken leg and behind a Ballon D’or winner in the pecking order has nothing to do with his limited minutes…

      1. Facts. He is a good player who is coming back from a broken leg. I believe he has the personality to succeed in this team. He is strong and poised. He will find his groove.

    2. Salah and KDB didn’t tank when they were at Chelsea. They were young players who didn’t get much playing time.
      Also, the personality was never an issue because they turned out to be 2 of the best players of their generation playing for big clubs.
      Jashari has barely played for Milan because of a broken leg but somehow he doesn’t have the personality to play for a big team.
      Nonsense.

  2. I wonder if him struggling has ANYTHING to do with him missing the entire pre-season due to stressful soap drama during the summer, coming to a much different and much more difficult league, breaking his fibula and playing less than a total of 300 minutes so far and having to start alongside players like Loftus-Cheek, Ricci & Estupiñán and in a different midfield setup each time.
    I WONDER

    1. That’s the other thing we should consider. The midfield without Modric is one thing, without both Modric and Rabiot is another thing. Rlc and Fofana each have had their games playing alongside Modric and Rabiot- the team’s best two midfielders.

      I bet Jashari/Ricci Modric Rabiot midfield wouldn’t expose as much weaknesses of Jashari/Ricci.

      Not right now as Jashari probably doesn’t deserve a quick return to the lineup but at some point play him next to Modric as the two deep playmakers with Rabiot in the Fofana role playing more advanced.

      And I mean giving someone a chance doesn’t mean playing him once every now and then and in unfavorable conditions.

  3. Media is always quick to jump on players. Allow the guy time to adapt properly before write-ups like this. It is unnecessary pressure on the players. He hasn’t been below par in the matches, he just needs the time to adjust to the league.
    Media should stop unnecessary pressure on these players

  4. Dude has barely had constant play time and he is adjudged to be a flop 😂😂😂.

    He has actually looked decent to be honest I don’t know if the media is judging him on a Modric level performance.

    Give the dude playing time and consistency and he’d deliver.

  5. I won’t put too much into his potentials by not performing well in this system of play. Other setups and tactics suit his characteristics playing style better

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