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Photo: Club Brugge forced to restrict social media comments amid Jashari-Milan reactions

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Club Brugge have decided to restrict comments on their social media pages due to a flood of comments from AC Milan fans, upset with the high demands set in the Ardon Jashari negotiations. 

Milan tabled an improved offer for the midfielder last night, and while no official response has arrived, it’s believed that it won’t be accepted. Instead, Club Brugge have contacted Premier League clubs in an attempt to get more money from their star.


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Of course, the decision to try to spark an auction hasn’t gone down well with Milan, nor with the fans. On social media, Club Brugge have been flooded with comments from Rossoneri fans, with some stating #FreeJashari. As a result, the Belgian side have restricted the comments (see photo below).

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It remains to be seen if a compromise can be found in the end, but reports are suggesting that Milan won’t give up now. They will continue to push for Jashari’s arrival, relying on the player’s will, in the hope that that will be enough.

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62 Comments

    1. Yes, let’s be completely oblivious to the fact that his value will never reach the imaginary 40m again.

      Negotiations ideally in practice should be concluded with both(in this case 3) parties satisfied. Which follows the logic that there should be mutual concessions and compromises. Like in any other relationship by that matter.

      What is observed in this negotiation tactics by Club Bruges is quite sociopathic where only their side should be completely respected.

      1. Who says any club has to compromise on their valuation of a player or compromise? Did Atalanta sell Hojlund for 80M? How? They stuck to their asking price. Ekitike to Liverpool? Same thing, Eintracht rejected offers until it was what they asked.

        1. At the end of the day the clubs you are mentioning sold the players to the club he wish to go to. People are not objects but humans. You got to respect the wish of the players to you know. Idk what they are thinking, keeping a player that do not wish to be there is not good, you end up creating a bad apple in the dressing room this way and can be more costly

      2. Tottenham offered to pay the 40m€ but both the player and his manager refused. Milans last offer included 2m€ off almost impossible to achieve add ons. 38-2=36. Do you realy thinck that Milan would be happy if this hapened to them? Don’t pretend you made a better offer if it is not the case. Whether Jashari is worth this amount is open for debate. He still is op Bruges payroll and refuses to honour his contract!

    2. An important dynamic lies in Brugge’s pursuit of Inter Milan’s Aleksandar Stankovic as a replacement. Progress in those talks—which currently involve clauses such as a buyback or resale component—could potentially unlock Brugge’s willingness to negotiate Jashari’s exit .

      Until that domino falls, the transfer remains frozen.

      This standoff is not merely financial—it’s a test of patience, leverage, and long‑term planning philosophy.

  1. Not to be proud of being a Milan fan lately. haha, felt ashamed to see this.

    Why go to other club’s social media, but not asking your own clubs owner/executives to raise a dime to get it done?? lmao 🙂

    1. Well it’s a social media, what do we expect really. At least it doesn’t escalate as much as a death threat sent by Galatasaray fan to Napoli VP.

      1. @AP12, The Aleksandar Stankovic deal has been agreed btw both CB and IM since last week. It’s already been announced by Fab.

  2. Milan keeps putting these cheap ass offers on the table and getting rejected. While Club Brugge is isolating the player, essentially having burned the bridge between them and the player/his agent (i.e. there is no going back to reconcile at this point), calling up EPL clubs to start an auction who are not even sure about the player’s commitment, bringing the team’s atmosphere to a boiling point, tainting their image in the eyes of the other players and their agents at the club, tiring their fans toying with their emotions, damaging the player’s fitness, form, and value, harming the team’s potential performance-wise. Milan is cheap and tone deaf in negotiating. But this is nothing compared to this amazing picture Club Brugge is painting. Very well done Belgian geniuses.

        1. “Yes but they started way under ask and the last offer is still under ask…”

          Happens every day to all the clubs really. It’s rare that clubs offer what the other one is asking. It’s called negotiating. Most players are being sold for less than the asking price is.

    1. How do you know what the offer needs to be to get the deal done? How do you know they aren’t leading Tare on, telling him what it’ll take to get the deal done and then raising the price again?

    2. 35M is not cheap. I usually hear that Milan can’t pay more than 20M for a player, but when they go above with De Ketelere, Gimenez, and now Ardon Jashari you say they don’t want to spend money. It’s Club Brugges right to hold on to their asking price, but it’s also a right for Milan to estimate how much they willing to offer. That’s called negociation.

  3. I personally wouldn’t leave a comment. I’d move on. Why the personal investment? The club needs to move onto other targets. Stop wasting time.

  4. I bet Furlani himself is posting those comments with burner accounts KD style 🤣🤣🤣🤡🤡🤡

  5. #freeJashari. Club Brugge is extorting the player for money. This is unethical behavior by Club Brugge. Greedy pigs. Milan offer is more than good enough and he has rejected every other club for Milan.

    1. “unethical behavior “?? “greedy pigs”? LOLOLOLO

      If the shoe was on the other foot I doubt you would say for us to let OUR player go for LESS than OUR valuation. Didn’t we just do that with Musah????????🤣

      He’s under contract and Brugge dont need to sell. They told us the price and we refuse to meet it -raising it little by little like children. they want 35M fixed and we offer 33.5M – raised it a million from 32.5M 🤔🤡

      The extra 1-2M we may save is now lost with all this time wasted anyways. Missing valuable training time to integrate into the club, city, culture, etc….so he can adapt quickly is wasted over a few million. Didn’t they learn their lesson with CDK?

      Big clubs don’t haggle over 1-2M IF they really want a player….oh damn, forgot we are not a big club under Redbird🤪😭😭

  6. We negotiated with their asset. That asset is now not living up to the contract that they signed.

    We’ve created a mess for Brugge. Then we lowballed them.

    Brugge says that for that mess it cost $40 million in these terms.

    We balk and a difference of roughly $2 million. Leaving both Brugge and the player in limbo.

    If this stops here, what club is going to want to do business with us in the future? We have created a no-win situation for ourselves at this point.

    I’m relieved to see the headlines that Furlani may be getting a chaperone.

    This is almost as embarrassing as finishing 8th.

    1. ‘what club is going to want to do business with us in the future?’ – i ask you what club will be negotiating with us in the future if we give in? they will all think they can ask any price the want. – i rather have Brugge never again doing business with us, than every club thinking they can rob us.

      1. You are emphasizing the larger point. We have created a situation where we cannot win.

        Let that sink in.

        We created our own lose-lose situation here. All because our tactics create unnecessary and unwarranted headaches for our counterparties.

        Galliani cannot get back fast enough.

    2. “We’ve created a mess for Brugge. Then we lowballed them.”

      LOL!!! Lowballed? FFS, some people have the IQ of a fng banana. The latest offer was 2-3% short of the asking price and you call it LOWBALLING. The 3rd or 4th biggest offer Milan has made for any player in the club history and you call it LOWBALLING. FFS, some people…. 😀 😀 😀

  7. We did it a few seasons ago with De Ketalare, and they were mad. Turned the player against his club. And here we are again, using the same tactics. That’s a stupid move on our part. I am honestly appalled by this. If you feel the valuation of the player isn’t on par with what the selling club is asking for, then move on. He isn’t Lionel freaking Messi for God’s sake.

  8. Poor Jashari, got treated by milan’s rude fans like an underage worker, LMAO 😀 He Is free…

    There plenty of good clubs out there, should he stay away from Milan?

    1. How is he getting mistreated by Milan fans ? The player has apparently made it clear he only wants to join us. He hasn’t boycotted training either but has been excluded from it so if anything its Brugge who is mistreating him.
      In the end its Brugges right to refuse to sell him to us if they find our offers insufficient but they doesn’t decide where he has to go, he does.
      Milan fans is actively trying to push Brugge to sell him to us which if anything is an endearment towards the player and a lack of respect towards the Belgian club.

      1. He is joking probably. The comments on their social media is like it is a factory with underage workers. Free Jashari? From what? His 1+ million a season contract he signed 6 months ago, when he was given a salary increase?

        1. Ok, dont get me wrong as I would never feel sorry for anyone earning that much but the player seems fixed on the idea of joining us as he has been a fan since he was a kid. When that is said signing a new contract half a year ago means he has roughly capitalized 500k on that so hardly a huge investment unless they also dropped a big sign on fee on him in the process.
          Brugge can do whatever they want with their assets but unless the player actually wants to join a specific club they will just be back at scratch and if he isn’t gonna be utilized his value will soon plummet so there isn’t much benefit for them to keep refusing our offer.

          1. No, but they gave him a bigger contract just 6 months after signing him? How many clubs actually do this? Increase the players contract right away, cause he did good? Sounds like a club that is treating you good. In any case, we all know what is the asking price. Milan can sign him at any moment. Could have done it a month ago.

          2. I agree its a good sign from the club but also a way to protect themselves but yeah part of this debacle is probably also down to their irritation towards the player to be outspoken early on in the negotiations. If I was a professional player I could name numerous countries no money would be able to persuade me to play in or id rather entirely quit playing football as I wouldn’t want to live there or for that matter support said regimes.
            In this case I believe we have made a reasonable offer but in the end its not us who decides the outcome. In the future I would strongly suggest we avoid dealing with them and make it clear for all prospects around.

          3. I would move away a long time ago. You have the maximum offer. After a few lower offers (as this is Milan standard now I guess), send the max one and if refused just go for your next target, another player. From what I see top teams mostly do that. I can’t remember when was it the last time someone dragged a signing like Milan does? I think Brugge should be dealt with like any other club. As I’ve described in the first few sentences.

          4. “I can’t remember when was it the last time someone dragged a signing like Milan does?”

            Arsenal and Gyokores? Real Madrid and Mbappe? The dragging out is maddening b/c nobody wants to live in uncertainty, but that is just a small bit of the larger problem.

            We turned this player against his club, then sought to benefit from that by offering a fee far less than they had set.

            Deals at this level work on relationships. Burn the relationship and the ability to do future deals gets much harder. (CDK -> Jashari being an example of exactly that)

            It strikes me as interesting that, on the surface, Brugge seem willing to suffer the loss of Jashari’s services in order to thwart Milan.

      2. Yep , brugge can put whatever price tag they want for jashari but they cannot forcing him to accept EPL club offer. Jashari are human not object . Brugge can held jashari till 2029 but can they make him mvp every years after unhappy? His value will drop down and this is very risky for brugge just because 5m euro difference. Why 5m euro ? Because ACM offer 33,5m euro fixed fee + 1,5m euro easy add on total 35m euro and 3,5m euro very hard add on while brugge want 40m euro. Brugge dont want that 3,5m euro hard add on and want full 40m euro

  9. I mean he’s their player, they can ask whatever they want for him. How that will impact Jashari and Brugge’s relation, it’s non of our business. Move on. We got team to complete ffs.

  10. Dear lord, we aren’t trying to free Mandela here. Its just a transaction. I’d they aren’t winning to compromise then move on. Just stop wasting time please. We have other areas of need.

  11. I would move away a long time ago. You have the maximum offer. After a few lower offers (as this is Milan standard now I guess), send the max one and if refused just go for your next target, another player. From what I see top teams mostly do that. I can’t remember when was it the last time someone dragged a signing like Milan does? I think Brugge should be dealt with like any other club. As I’ve described in the first few sentences.

  12. They buy him last year for 6m only,and we put 30m for him that is our mistake. We need gave them maximum 25m because i dont see big clubs want him.Did i miss something? He playing 1 year at Belgian league cant be player worth 40m.Why we gave them more then 25m i realy dont know.If we buy Ricci for 25m and Ricci for him is genius.Can some explain me?

  13. No matter how this saga ends, we will later know what the actual fees that were involved on both parties. Bruges can demand what they want, Milan can offer what they think is fair value., Agents know what offer would move the needle so I doubt if it was just a blank 40M and that’s it unless this saga would have been long concluded and the media will keep speculating as much as they want because it drives traffic and we will keep feeding into their narrative because we need our fix!!

    With regards to the Milan fans flooding Club Bruges social media, well unfortunately every team has those kind of fans.. so nothing we can do. But at the end of th

  14. guys the latest offer is more than enough for club brugge to accept its 33.5m + 2.5m ez achieveable + 1m if milan finish top 4 which it can happen = 38,5m the missing 1.5m is too valueable to say no again?
    also they will try to see if pl club wants him but im way positive they there will no team pay 40m + bonuses = 45m for example
    remember Gabri Veiga from Celta.
    celta rejected napolis offer so he shipped to saudi and return to europe for less than 20m

  15. It’s not BRUGGE FAULT, where is MALDINI AND CHARLES DE KATEALERE ?
    THEY DON’T WANT RECURRENCE OF IT.

  16. What did I just went through…can’t we simply move on Ardon is their player they can sell at any price who are we to dictate if we can’t match their price move on go to plan b. It’s just a player and common ppl we are milan we should be classy and here we are hashtag free jashari lol seriously this guy is under contract with them and we the fans simply barging in their house and turning over the furniture….this is the last thing I was expecting to see…well if this the true story if brugge are blamed so is this management if seller doesn’t agree to sell on certain price then move on….this is a low ball stuff

  17. Brugge has thoroughly embarrassed themselves. Good job to Milan for offering more than the player’s actual valuation. Brugge has made a massive mistake as Jashari will never be worth this much ever again. On to the next target…

    1. exactly this. The guy is a 25m player and that is it. Milan was invested in this transfer and offered way more than his mercato value. Brugge can ask 100m but if they are unreasonable and without common sense, that is on them. They got greedy – that is what happened and next mercato I will love to see how his valuation went down the toilet

  18. Brugge will be left biting their hands, an unhappy player might not perform as well as he did earlier. Forget 40 million, they might get even 20 for that player. Playing against his wishes might even being casual attitude and hence injuries. Sufferring for the player though because if his performance drops in the upcoming season then even Milan won’t go back for him next season. Unless ofcourse there is a tacit agreement between us and the player which again is a dangerous road to choose for the player because in the end Milan management is unreliable. They might not go back for the player and it’s unethical too.

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