Ardon Jashari has claimed that he has not yet been able to demonstrate his full potential at AC Milan due to a lack of rhythm.
Milan badly needed a win at the Marassi to calm things down after an awful run of form, and they obtained one thanks to goals from Christopher Nkunku and Zachary Athekame in the second half. The game finished 2-1 after a late Vasquez goal, meaning a big step was taken towards a top four spot.
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The ones who had a bad day were Juventus as they were beaten 2-0 by Fiorentina at the Allianz Stadium. Roma, Como and Napoli all took care of business, and it means that Milan still need to beat Cagliari next weekend to make sure of a Champions League return.
Jashari spoke to TeleLombardia after the full-time whistle to reflect on an important win and a positive start for him on an individual level, with MilanNews relaying his words.
Did we see the real Jashari today?
“I think the real Jashari hasn’t been seen yet. I definitely had some good moments in the game, and the most important thing was to win. But I think the real me will be seen when I have more rhythm and more minutes. But I’m happy to have won this game.”
Was Cardinale being in the dressing room before the match an important thing?
“Yes, we felt the pressure. We knew what was on the table all week: now we have our destiny in our hands. We have to win. We all knew how important today was, and we were all together on the pitch and before. This gave the team so much. I’m very happy and proud that we managed to win.”
Now you need the fans too? A message for them in Italian…
“Rossoneri fans, Sunday is our last game. Thank you for all your support this season. Sunday is very, very important: we’re all here together in our stadium, San Siro, to win this match.”
I hope we soon sell you.You not good to play here or jist you dont know how to play at Italy.Anyway we should changed you
Youre an idiot
I’d bet you’re a genius. 😂😂😂 Did you also play football at the highest level like “Milanezi”? So your opinion is the correct one and others are wrong? 😀 Hahahahahahahahahahahaah, mo*on.
Your Coment is stupid!!!
Idiot you are how come you talk rubbish
Total rubbish you are spouting, Milan need to give him time, along with Athekama, Jashiri will become a top midfielder there is no doubt in my mind, he just needs to adapt to the seria a style, at times he rushes the next move and tries to hard, he will instinctively learn to deal with the seria a style, he has the requisite football IQ and once he relaxes, he will dominate midfield most games
I actually like Jashari.
What he says rings true. He needs time and consistent minutes. Wasn’t even healthy enough to practice until like November.
I think he will come good.
He almost costed us a goal, not the first time, but i agree that he needs more time to adopt to Serie A, next season he will show up big, hopefully.
Hopefully Modrić stays and he can learn one more year from him.
Notre seule problème est le système en 3-5-2 qu’utilise Allegri il n’est pas fait pour que les joueurs qui composent notre effectif exploitent tout leur potentiel car ils sont souvent balancés d’un endroit à un autre sur le terrain en espérant qu’ils pourront s’adapter. Ajouter à cela le manque d’un onze type car à chaque match on a droit à un nouveau onze. Avec notre effectif deux systèmes peuvent nous permettre de tirer le meilleur parti de nos joueurs c’est soit un 4–3 ou un 4-2-3-1