The latest Ardon Jashari transfer news has revealed exactly how much Club Brugge want for the Milan target this window.
Jashari has been on the Rossoneri’s radar all summer and new head coach Max Allegri is keen to bring the defensive midfielder to the San Siro.
Brugge has already rejected two bids and as it stands, a third offer is on the table. However, reports suggest the Belgian soccer side is yet to respond to the Diavolo’s latest bid. Which will likely be their final offer.
Ardon Jashari Transfer News
Milan are the odds on favorites with Serie A betting sites to win the race for Ardon Jashari’s signature this summer. Other suitors such as Dortmund and Man City had shown interest but opted for other targets instead.
That has really left the path clear for the Serie A giants but a sizable snag has slowed progress in recent weeks. A difference in valuation between the Supercoppa Italiana winners and Club Brugge has stalled negotiations.
Jashari is understood to be very keen on moving to the San Siro. In fact, they are the only club he wants to transfer to so he’ll be hoping the two parties can reach a positive conclusion.
Ardon Jashari Price Tag
The Ardon Jashari price tag has been identified as €40million by current employers Club Brugge. Interestingly, that is just €2m shy of what Milan are currently offering.
The latest bid – which has so far gone unanswered – is reportedly as high as the Rossoneri are willing to go. The deal will see Brugge earn €33.5m upfront with the remaining €4.5m paid in bonuses.
However, the Belgian Cup champions are not budging on their asking price for Jashari. As frustrating as that is from the Swiss international’s perspective, Brugge intends to be properly compensated for the midfield maestro.
Why Do Milan Want Ardon Jashari?
Milan have had their eye on Ardon Jashari over the last few months and view the 22-year-old as a suitable acquisition to fit into Max Allegri’s system.
Although Samuele Ricci and Luka Modric have already joined, Jashari is viewed as a long-term replacement for Tijjani Reijnders. The Dutch international moved to Man City earlier this window.
Not only did Jashari win the Belgian Pro League Player and Young Player of the Year in 2024-25, he was instrumental in helping Club Brugge to the domestic cup.
Often compared to compatriot Granit Xhaka, Jashari is strong in the tackle, offers a wide range of passing abilities and is extremely energetic and possesses great stamina.
Such attributes are exactly what Allegri is looking for as he continues his roster overhaul at the San Siro. Jashari has already agreed upon a five-year contract which would see him earn approximately €2m a year.
