Jashari Still Waiting for Regular Role at Milan
Ardon Jashari has received limited minutes at Milan despite support from new coach Ruben Amorim. He is behind Adrien Rabiot, Luka Modric, Yunus Musah, and Ruben Loftus-Cheek in the midfield hierarchy. Milan spent €36M on him after his Club Brugge form, but a broken leg early in his first season disrupted his adaptation.
Ardon Jashari arrived at Milan for €36M after catching attention with Club Brugge, yet a leg fracture shortly after his move disrupted his debut campaign. He ended that season with 17 outings, slightly under 900 minutes, and one assist, unable to secure a place under Massimiliano Allegri.
At 24, Jashari remains below Adrien Rabiot, Luka Modric, Yunus Musah, and Ruben Loftus-Cheek in the midfield order. A solid preseason and a stated preference for working in a central pair have not changed that; Modric’s continued presence and Musah’s physical gifts limit opportunities. Atalanta expressed interest, but he stayed, while Samuele Ricci joined Como on loan with a €20M purchase clause.
Jashari’s limited role could disappoint Milan supporters who expected a €36M signing to make an impact, and it may influence how they judge the club’s recruitment and Amorim’s midfield selections. For Jashari, scarce minutes may affect confidence and national-team chances; for younger players, it could illustrate how injury and squad depth can slow a high-profile transfer. Its wider social impact may remain confined to football audiences rather than extending much beyond them.