According to Swiss Sky Sports, Bruges midfielder Jasari only wants to join AC Milan, and he has agreed to sign a five-year contract with the Ross and Blacks.

Bruges has not responded to Milan's quotation of 33 million euros plus 5 million euros bonuses, but Jasari has begun to lose patience.

Bruges does not want to close the deal with Milan. As early as the initial discussion stage of this transfer, the Bruges management had expressed his unwillingness to restart negotiations with Milan and claimed that things would be much simpler if the player chose Juventus or Inter.

Last Thursday, at an Inter meeting with Bruges, the exchange between A-Stankovic and Jashari was discussed. Inter Milan proposed to exchange A-Stankovic with a sum of about 30 million euros of cash for Jashari. Of course, these discussions are informal and are part of the first meeting related to the A-Stankovic deal, where all parties are testing each other and assessing the possibility of the deal.

Nevertheless, Jasari himself was informed in advance, and he refused the offer, insisting that he only wanted to go to AC Milan. It is worth mentioning that Inter Milan also tried to discuss Joel Odonès, but the meeting quickly refocused on how much Bruges was willing to pay to finalize A-Stankovic's transfer.

All this shows that even in the face of similar offers and the seller's relatively flexible attitude, Jasari is not going to go. There are even reports that Bruges is trying to seek a 40 million euro offer in the Premier League to force Milan to match.

But Jashari was indifferent to other families and even threatened to train alone if he could not get what he wanted.