Milan director Tare warns Club Brugge: final offer for Jashari

Milan Makes Final Push for Jashari: €35 Million Offer on the Table

Club Brugge Faces Crucial Decision as Deadline Looms

Milan director Igli Tare has issued a firm ultimatum to Club Brugge regarding their star player, Ardon Jashari. The Rossoneri have tabled what they claim is their final offer of €35 million for the 22-year-old Swiss international, leaving the Belgian club with a critical decision to make.

"We have a good relationship with Club Brugge and have made a further offer for Jashari," Tare told Gazzetta. "We consider the offer important and appropriate to the player’s value. We are not willing to go any further.”

This latest bid follows an initial offer of €32.5 million plus €2 million in add-ons, significantly increasing Milan's commitment to securing Jashari's services.

Jashari Agrees to Terms, But Bruges Stands Firm

Jashari has reportedly already agreed to personal terms with Milan, expressing his desire to join the Serie A giants this season. However, Club Brugge captain Hans Vanaken recently warned Milan that the asking price for Jashari was €40 million, creating a significant gap between the two clubs.

Despite the financial pressure, Club Brugge has kept Jashari out of their recent matches against Genk and Union Saint-Gilloise, suggesting they are holding firm in their valuation of the player. The question remains: will Club Brugge accept Milan's final offer, or will this transfer saga continue?