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Albanian midfielder Ardon Jashari has decided to take clear and decisive steps to complete the much-talked-about transfer to Milan, making it clear to Club Brugge that he no longer wants to play for the Belgian team.
According to Belgian daily 'Nieuwsblad', Jashari is putting direct pressure on the club to accept Milan's latest offer, which includes 33.5 million euros, 2 million euros in light bonuses and 2.5 million euros in additional bonuses, bringing the total value of the deal to 38 million euros.
While negotiations have stalled, Club Brugge have yet to officially reject the offer, but signals coming from Belgium suggest the club are keen to reject it. Jashari, who missed the season-opening match against Genk, continues to train individually, outside the group. According to reports, he has decided not to wear the Brugge shirt anymore, making clear his intention to move to Serie A.
Milan president Paolo Scaroni has previously confirmed the club's determination to approach Jashari, underlining the importance given to the midfielder in the Rossoneri's long-term project. If Club Brugge refuse to give up, dealing with a player determined to leave could become a difficult issue for the Belgian club's management in the coming weeks.
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