The day before yesterday was a crucial in unlocking the Ardon Jashari deal.
After weeks of standstill, during which there was a lot of nervousness between the parties, yesterday the Belgians came around to the idea of selling the Swiss midfielder to the Rossoneri. Once again, it was the player who proved decisive, as he had a conversation with Brugge and made it clear that he wanted to reject any offer, even those from the Premier League. Jashari wants only and exclusively Milan.
Furthermore, a contact between the club managements was also important, as the ‘Diavolo’ opened up to a faster payment method, showing a new willingness towards the Belgian club, likely with a small increase in the offer.
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Finally, here we are
After almost two months of negotiations, Milan has practically reached an agreement with Brugge for Ardon Jashari. For the Swiss midfielder born in 2002, a five-year contract is ready, until June 2030, worth 2.5 million euros net per season.
The figures of the transfer
On the day of the official presentation of Croatian Luka Modric (turning 40 next September 9), who arrived on a free transfer from Real Madrid, as learned by Calciomercato.com, Milan sporting director Igli Tare reached a broad agreement with the Belgian club based on 33.5 million euros plus another 4.5 million in bonuses, for a total valuation of 38 million euros. Now the only thing left to define between the two clubs is the payment method.
In Belgium...
Having arrived last year from the Swiss club Luzern (where he had collected 102 first-team appearances with 9 goals and 11 assists) for 6 million euros, Jashari scored 4 goals with 6 assists and just as many yellow cards in 52 appearances for Brugge, winning the Belgian Cup. So far, he has earned 4 caps with the Swiss senior national team.
Ardon Jashari will complete Allegri’s midfield, to which the Rossoneri club had already added two other reinforcements: the experienced Luka Modric and Italian international Samuele Ricci (born in 2001, formerly of Empoli), who arrived from Torino for 23 million euros plus another 1.5 million in possible bonuses and 10% on any future resale.
They join Frenchman Youssouf Fofana and Englishman Ruben Loftus-Cheek, along with American Yunus Musah and Frenchman Warren Bondo. One of the latter two (respectively targeted by Nottingham Forest and Cremonese) could be sold, as well as the "surplus" players Yacine Adli and Ismael Bennacer, who have returned from loans at Fiorentina and Marseille.
Now we are on the final straight. We are at the finish line of one of the longest negotiations ever is finally in sight. Jashari has landed in Milan last night and should start working under Allegri's guidance in the coming hours after passing the medical and fitness tests and also once the contracts are signed and deposited. If everything goes smoothly, Jashari would finally embrace “his Milan,” as we have rarely witnessed such determination from a player in a transfer saga.
At the same time, Milan is trying to finalize the deal for Athekame, a young full-back from Young Boys, still a bit raw to play at San Siro but with room for improvement, and with Allegri, he can only grow. The deal is estimated around 8 million euros plus bonuses. In recent hours, the Rossoneri have raised their bid, improving the initial offer, and will try to close the deal this week.
And now we come to the much-talked-about return of Adriano Galliani to Milan. Talks are ongoing, and only when the well-known executive completes the closing with Monza can his return to the Rossoneri become concrete after 8 years. The initial rumors are increasingly being confirmed. Galliani returning to Milan is a real possibility. The experienced manager could be a valuable asset for the club, both for his political weight in Serie A and in communication matters, as relayed via Milan News recently.
It goes without saying that for the fans, it would be an improvement, many Milan supporters hope that Galliani can reunite with Ibrahimovic and Allegri, reforming a trio that, in the past, brought a Scudetto to the Rossoneri.
