AC Milan Transfer: €32m Bid Launched for Jashari

AC Milan transfer plans continue to accelerate as the Rossoneri have tabled a fresh €32 million proposal for Swiss midfielder Ardon Jashari, according to multiple Italian outlets. The 21-year-old Luzern captain, long on Milan’s radar, is seen as the final building block in Massimiliano Allegri’s redesigned engine room.

AC Milan transfer push reshapes the midfield

Allegri has already secured pre-contract agreements with Luka Modric and Samuele Ricci, adding experience and creativity alongside Sandro Tonali. Jashari’s energy, press resistance and box-to-box instincts would complement that trio, giving Milan depth across Serie A, the Coppa Italia and a hoped-for return to European competition.

The offer on the table

Luzern have reportedly valued their skipper at around €35 million, but Milan’s latest €32 million package—comprised of €27 million up front and €5 million in achievable bonuses—is expected to entice the Swiss club into negotiations. Jashari is said to regard San Siro as a “dream destination” and has already agreed personal terms worth €2 million net per season until 2029.

Allegri’s tactical vision

Allegri plans to deploy a flexible 4-3-1-2, with Modric orchestrating from deep, Ricci operating as a mezzala, and Jashari providing the vertical runs that characterized his breakout campaign in the Super League. The coach believes this trio can restore the aggressive, possession-based style that defined Milan’s golden eras.

What’s next?

Should Luzern accept, medicals could be booked within ten days, allowing Jashari to join Milan’s pre-season camp in July. The move would mark Milan’s third marquee signing of the window—and signal that Elliott Management’s backing remains robust.

Opinion

Jashari’s arrival would represent smart squad planning rather than mere star-chasing. His age profile balances Modric’s veteran poise, and €32 million feels fair in today’s market. If Milan close this deal swiftly, Allegri could finally field a midfield capable of challenging Italy’s elite.