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MN: Milan refusing to give up on Jashari as offer remains on the table

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Despite seeing their latest offer unofficially rejected, AC Milan are refusing to give up on Ardon Jashari and will continue to push for his arrival in negotiations with Club Brugge. 

The Jashari saga has been incredibly tiring this summer. From small-step developments to a plethora of reports, as well as comments from club directors, it has been incredibly difficult to decipher what the truth actually is.


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Yesterday, Milan tabled an improved offer for the player and when the news first dropped, it was believed that it would be the decisive step to get the green light. Now, however, it’s clear that Club Brugge are still hoping for more money.

Milan refuse to give up

According to Antonio Vitiello and Pietro Mazzara for MilanNews, Milan are refusing to give up on Jashari and will not be scared off by the tactics of Club Brugge. They will continue to insist on the move, relying on the player’s will, though the offer might not be increased.

Up until now, Jashari has rejected all of the Premier League options presented to him and he has always made it clear to Brugge that he wants Milan. He will continue to do so as the Rossoneri won’t withdraw their current offer, which they believe is already in line with Brugge’s demands.

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19 Comments

  1. Offer remains on the table? Refuses to give up? I think we’re being taken for a ride by the media here at this point. Chances are they are already looking for someone else.

  2. They gave up on him by not offering over 32.5M upfront. That is the truth. The 38M offer is not 38 but 32.5 + 5.5… I thought Tare is a serious sporting director but he isn’t. People often say look at Liverpool. The moment Newcastle said no to the Isak offer they signed Ekitike. In 24 hours, boom. Now going for Isak. Milan has one target and it takes 2 months. Should have been solved 10th of July. Offer not good enough, won’t increase? Next target.

      1. You mean too long for you to read with understanding? I agree. Is anybody forcing you to read? I’ve told you already what I think of you.

        1. You are a keyboard warrior. Over a hundred posts in the past two weeks alone. There is a difference between substance and verbal diarrhea. You specialize in the latter. You are pathetic.

          1. Ok loser. You comment on almost every article and then tell me about my posts. How can you be that reta*ded? It is an honest question. You proved your intelligence multiple times, I just don’t get how you brain didn’t shut down already?

          2. Again more verbal diarrhea from Mr Angry Keyboard warrior. Can imagine your cream stained keyboard is missing a few keys. Maybe ask your parents for a new one. I’m sure ebay has some cheap used membrane keyboards.

    1. It’s a matter of principle which you don’t seem to understand. It’s a rarity for any club to pay a full asking price for any player, especially for ones that cost hefty amounts, the issue is with Brugge, it’s 33.5 plus easy bonuses that guarantee a 35M fixed fee plus harder to reach bonuses that reach 38-38.5M, this is more than enough for this sort of transaction which would have closed with any normal club which brugge is known for not being due to absurd stance on transfers. Stop complaining saying to pay fees upfront for every target when there is clearly a budget for not just us but all teams, spending fully on targets without getting a small discount is terrible business and then going further to blame Tare who’s doing what he can with a limited budget is insane, the issue is and has been Furlani which is clear as day for most fans.

    2. Here in Belgium we know that at least 2 m of the possible bonus is almost impossible to realise. So the offer is 32.5 + 2.5…..

  3. Ok loser. You comment on almost every article and then tell me about my posts. How can you be that reta*ded? It is an honest question. You proved your intelligence multiple times, I just don’t get how you brain didn’t shut down already?

  4. But what happened to 35m fixed? All these reports that came on that it would be enough when milan offer 35m fixed and about 3m in bonuses and then when they out the offer in its only 1m more fixed than what they offered the first time. I’d decline it too.

  5. What Premium league option?? Everton,whest ham,nothingem forest?? We need move from this player.BRUGE pay 6m for him last year.If they not want sell him we need find another.Many playere with 20m is there.Example Partey and Ndidi is free now.Kessie also can be bring for 15m etc.Spend money at some new young player.I will buy Leoni for 35m then this guy. This managment is disaster

  6. Milan’s boss is like: we will get what players you want, even the last minute. If you fail to win a title, sorry, next one. lol

    They probably think everything else (including not enough time for training) is coach/directors faults? 😀

  7. Milan’s transfer methods are wrong and despicable. They bully small clubs and want them to accept their valuations of players that milan want.

    Milan’s tactics for player purchase are degrading and shameful. If bruges want €40 million for jashari, they are fully entitled to do so. He is THEIR player after all. If milan do not agree with this sum, they should have stopped chasing this player from the very start. Bullying and pressuring bruges to go for less shows furlani for what he is – a cheap, dirty sewage rat. My prayer each night before i go to sleep: dear god, please help milan get rid of this incompetent clown asap.

  8. if Milan really not give up, so it’s mean that they will buy. they have already made decision that this guy is exactly correct and player also would loved join to AC Milan. the rest is strategy of negotiations.
    .
    in other way Milan could easily focus on other players. but it seems that the club wants only this guy.

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