Ardon Jashari has reported to training with Club Brugge today, adding another twist to the saga surrounding his possible move to AC Milan.
The Jashari soap opera continues to drag on and it took another turn over the weekend, with Club Brugge’s captain and coach both giving their thoughts on the midfielder.
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Manager Nicky Hayen said: “The situation is very clear: he should return to training on Monday. However, in football, things can be very difficult, and this is a truly complex situation. I have full confidence in the club that they will handle the situation correctly,” he said.
Jashari back in training
What emerged from Belgium was that Jashari did not train with the rest of the Brugge squad on Monday though, prompting further speculation that Milan were in fact on the verge of getting the desired outcome.
According to Belgian newspaper HLN (via MilanNews) however, Jashari trained with the rest of the team for the first 15 minutes on Tuesday. However, after that he then went and did some individual work while his team-mates carried on under the orders of Hayen.
The full stand-off has therefore ended and the former Luzern star has taken a step towards his club, so now we must see if anything shakes loose.
This is ridiculous, what are we doing? Arguing over 3 milkion or have I misunderstood this?
Club Brugge thinks they are being tough but we have Furlani on our end lol… The one significant thing I can see is the relationship between Club Brugge and Jashari has severely deteriorated no matter what happens now. While Milan has yet to establish a relationship with Jashari. Yes, there were handshakes and agreements but if the deal falls through, the damages will be on Club Brugge and Jashari himself. We made a cheap offer and they said no, that is all cool. I honestly think we have moved on from this deal.
We did not make a cheap offer. We offered $2 million less than they asked for. They don’t want to sell because they believe they can sell for $50 million next year.
Let’s see what happens after the Stankovic deal is finalized.
or he might Suck so bad, they would have to sell for less next year. Who knows?.. In football you are worth your last season
Already said many times. Game it’s over bro. Now starting new life for Jashari. Club Brugge waiting from EPL clubs with fantastic offer with minimum 50m.
Game it’s over bro. Only in your dreams bro…
Money is the only obstaclenamaste,it is in the court of club Brugge I understand the situation nowadays, every club want to get more money on there star player,but the desire of the player went to go to Milan,so who is to win or lost I think that there must be a decision on both side.who will win the battle, let’s wait and see Jashari to Ac Milan or he will stay at club Brugge.i hope he comes to Milan.AC MILAN FOR EVER.FORZA MILAN..
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Move on. If we don’t want to pay the 40M then that’s fine move on to other targets. I don’t see any other club putting up 38-40M for this kid. Is he even worth it?? IF we believe this kid is the next midfield master then we would pay the extra 2M at this point and if we don’t, then move on.
Too much time is wasted. We have so many other needs, namely a striker.
I don’t think time is wasted. I think the media keeps speculating the news. Tare is busy with other transfers.
for a few millions, the management risk the pre season for the coach and for the new potential player
Like Joker said in the Dark Knight: “It’s not about the money, it’s about sending a message”. We offered what is more than enough to get a deal done. Just because CB is demanding more, even if it’s 1 euro, doesn’t mean that we will budge and I salute Tare for it.
It is about money because do we need the player or not.
This is Fofana all the way again.
Important que do we need the player or not.
Because if we do then this is more damaging to Milan than it is brugge.
This is not the first time a players relations get damaged with their parent club, and it won’t be the last.
Brugge will live and move on. They always do. Milan on the other hand desperately need their squad ready and prepared especially for the prep season training against the season. As far as I see it Milan is getting the short end of the stick.
It’s on every club to get what they see fit as the right price for their investment, especially if said investment is on a long contract. If Milan was doing the same would we term it fair or demanding and praise them??