"Ardon Jashari's first season at AC Milan has certainly not been a walk in the park for various reasons, but it feels like he is back on the right track. As Tuttosport (via MilanPress) recall, the negotiations between Milan and Club Brugge for Jashari dragged on for a couple of months and it seemed like there were times the deal was off. Then, his first six months in Milan were a bit of a rollercoaster too."
"The fractured leg that Jashari sustained in training at the end of August halted his initial adaptation, as he was out for more than two and a half months. He officially returned to the field at the end of November and is gradually working his way up the pecking order. Massimiliano Allegri is aware of the qualities and potential the Swiss has, but in front of him is Luka Modric, a Ballon d'Or winner who at 40 is still controlling games."
"In his recent performances, however, the former Luzern star has certainly shown a great deal of desire, grit and personality. These are the perfect ingredients to impress Allegri, and were on display in the 20-minute cameo against Bologna last Tuesday. It is possible and understandable that he might have felt the weight of the €38m price tag in early appearances, especially after recovering from such a difficult injury, but now we are starting to see the real Jashari."
Negotiations between AC Milan and Club Brugge over Ardon Jashari dragged on for months and at times appeared close to collapsing. A fractured leg sustained in training at the end of August stopped Jashari's early adaptation and kept him out for more than two and a half months. He returned to action at the end of November and is slowly climbing the pecking order. Massimiliano Allegri recognizes Jashari's qualities, but Luka Modric remains the primary presence in midfield. Recent performances, including a 20-minute cameo against Bologna, have shown desire, grit, and growing confidence despite the €38m price tag.
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