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CorSport: Jashari ‘trying everything’ to get birthday Milan move as breakdown occurs

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AC Milan could give Ardon Jashari the best birthday present today. However, it is reliant on Club Brugge changing their position.

All summer, Milan have played cat and mouse with Brugge over Jashari. The terms continue to change and it seems like the game is coming to an end. Though, it feels difficult to see either side as a winner in this story.


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Instead, both clubs have allowed the situation to fall into the farcical category and Jashari is now at a point of no return. It is not a case of a potential relationship restarting, instead, it is completely done, it seems.

Birthday gifts

Reports yesterday reported that the midfielder has made the club aware that he no longer wants to play for them, and Corriere dello Sport says as much. On the midfielder’s 23rd birthday, he only wishes for one thing: the Rossoneri.

It is not about convincing his dream, though. Instead, it is a case of getting Brugge to change their stand point. A ‘rigid position’, the club have not seen any luck with other interest. The Premier League has been refused due to his dream of the Diavolo.

Ardon Jashari of Switzerland
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Now, Club Brugge can open to that, on his birthday. There has already been a ‘total breakdown’ in the relationship, and it needs to be solved.

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24 Comments

  1. Happy birthday 🎉🎂 Ardon! More win and fortune bro… Your dream will come through in Almighty Allah name.. Aamiin

    1. He’ll become total fringe player if he stayed at brugge, and will be playing in Brugge youth / B team. That’s a waste move of his career. When brugge got stankovic, many believe it will be domino effect, but turns out is nothing

    1. This remainds us of De Kukulele, long transfer sega with big money involved, ultimetly putting to much expectations and pressure that will damage his future.

    1. That he allegedly told Brügge officials “to shove the English offers into their behind” in a screaming match

  2. I don’t understand why are we so adamant on getting Jashari and nobody else.
    However good his season might have been, he is still a one season wonder from Jupiter who is not worth 40M€ and certainly not worth all this drama around him, furthemore his attitude kind of rubs me the wrong way.
    In my opinion we should move on from him and target more proven midfielders from more proven leagues.
    But I feel this has become some sort of an ego battle between Milan and Brugge where each side insists on having things his way.

    1. Bc he might be the next true rossonero. When they play with all heart set. They will give 101% or more. Example: Paolo, Costacurta, Ambrosini, Pirlo, Gatusso, Kaka, Sheva, Ibra, Toe-Nail, etc

    2. It’s a PR disaster for both clubs at this point. They need to work together to resolve it so that other clubs don’t shy away in dealing with them in the future.

      This should be a cautionary tale of what statements not to make in public by directors/club captains.

    3. Even I too.
      His attitude rubs me the wrong way. Obey your contract and play ball.

      Who’s to say he won’t play this card on Milan down the future.

  3. He renewed to 2029 with a gentlemen’s agreement that Club Brugge would let him go if a club approaches with a reasonable price. He has wanted to leave but also renewed to make sure the club would bring in revenue by selling him. Exactly what Tijji did for Milan. Club Brugge indirectly broke the handshake agreement by setting an illogical initial asking price on the player.

    1. Where you there, or was an invoice sent to you saying it was a gentleman agreement.

      All these emotional takes on how a club should run their business…

      Never gets not funny.

  4. Those of you saying Jashari is a one season wonder. Were Riyard Mahrez,Benardo Silva,Tijjani Reijnders(when Milan bought him),Barella,Bastoni,Rafael Leao and many more players. Milan management are stingy.

    1. You just happened to name those who eventually continued to deliver.
      But for each player you named, there are probably an equal number, if not more players who failed to show anything beyond one good season (João Félix comes to mind).
      Furthemore, Mahrez’s first great season was him winning the EPL and becoming EPL’s best player, this is not even remotly close to what Jashari has shown so far.
      Barella and Bastoni have always played in serie A.
      Silva and Leão have shown themselves in Ligue 1.
      All of these leagues are vastly higher caliber than Jupiler Pro League.
      But if you think that Jashari is the real deal, then the management should stop wasting time and pay the 40M€ already. Either that or move on.

  5. Milan should not pay 40 million like some are saying – they offered what they think is worthy offer and should stick to that. It’s evident some here have zero clue what negotiations mean and how business works. Brugge are being greedy trying to push the player to some shit EPL team he doesn’t want to play for and breaking theirs gentlemen’s agreement. Regardless if Milan gets Jashari or not, they should never do business with Brugge again.

    1. So brugge are been greedy by setting their standards and that is not business, but Milan refusing to pay up and get their team ready for the preseason is business.

      😂🤣😂 At least these saga has been nothing if not entertaining by the never ending comments that flow through here on why brugge is in the wrong for their own product and Milan is in the right.

      Like brugge owe Milan any right to sell at their price.

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