No more offers: Milan's ultimatum bid for Jashari revealed

 

MILAN'S LAST-DITCH JASHARI BID REJECTED! BRUGGE HOLD FIRM AS MIDFIELDER PUSHES FOR SERIE A MOVE

AC Milan have submitted what they consider their final offer for highly-rated midfielder Ardon Jashari, but the bid still falls short of Club Brugge’s valuation, creating a tense standoff as the player continues to push for a move to Serie A.

The Swiss international, 22, has emerged as one of Europe’s most sought-after young midfield talents, impressing with his box-to-box energy, maturity on the ball, and strong leadership qualities. Milan have made the dynamic midfielder a top priority this summer as they look to inject fresh legs and creativity into a midfield that has lacked consistency since the departure of Sandro Tonali.

However, negotiations with Club Brugge have proved challenging. The Belgian side is holding firm on a €30 million valuation, while Milan’s latest offer is believed to be around €25 million with performance-based bonuses — an improved proposal but still below Brugge's expectations.

Despite the financial gap, Jashari is said to be pushing hard behind the scenes to secure the switch to San Siro. The player views Milan as an ideal next step in his development and is reportedly frustrated that Brugge’s hard stance could derail his dream move.

AC Milan, meanwhile, are operating within a controlled budget this summer as they attempt to restructure their squad under new head coach Paulo Fonseca. The Rossoneri have already made a number of changes, but midfield remains a position of focus — particularly with the club seeking a long-term partner for Ismaël Bennacer.

If Brugge refuse to budge on the price, Milan could be forced to walk away and pivot toward other targets, though club officials are still hopeful a compromise can be found. Sources close to the negotiations suggest the Rossoneri are open to inserting a sell-on clause or revising the bonus structure to sweeten the deal without increasing the guaranteed fee.

With Jashari already believed to have agreed personal terms with Milan, all eyes are now on Brugge and whether they’re willing to soften their stance as the window progresses.

The next few days could be decisive as Milan push to avoid losing out on yet another midfield target.