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Moretto: Milan to hold further Jashari talks after €32m bid but face ‘uphill battle’

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AC Milan will resume discussions with Club Brugge today regarding the possible signing of Ardon Jashari from Club Brugge.

It seems that the second midfield reinforcement (after Luka Modric) will be Samuele Ricci, as several reports confirmed that Milan are the verge of sealing a deal worth €22m plus €3m in bonuses with Torino.


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That news came after a period in which not much was reported about the Italian, with other targets linked like Jashari. Speaking of the Swiss international, the most recent was that Brugge are resigned to losing him and are now looking for a replacement, but they still plan to cash in a big amount.

New Jashari talks imminent

Now, Matteo Moretto has provided a fresh update on his X profile regarding the situation. He confirmed that it will be a difficult pursuit for the Rossoneri but that they seem to be willing to try.

“In the coming hours (today) there will be a new direct contact between Milan and Club Brugge for Ardon Jashari,” he said.

“The latest offer from the Rossoneri club is €27m + €5m, while Brugge, between the fixed part and bonuses, would like to approach €40m. Milan are considering a new bid. The negotiation is economically difficult and an uphill battle.”

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4 Comments

  1. Just add a 10% resale clause to make up for the missing money. We all know Milan would be selling him anyway in a year or two.

  2. LOLOLOLO….

    Same old story. sell our player before we secure services of his replacement. Now prices goes way up and out of our reach and we are left to chose a lesser player – HA!! The brilliance of Furlani at work.

    We will end up with a kid from Lecce or Genoa lol.

    We only obtained Modric because he was a FREE transfer and didn’t ask for crazy wages

    Terrible

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