The Belgian club Club Brugge rejected a new offer from Italian club AC Milan to sign Swiss midfielder Ardon Jashari during the current summer transfer window.

AC Milan had started negotiations with Club Brugge some time ago to acquire the young player, as Jashari has expressed his desire to join the Italian club he has supported since childhood.

According to what was revealed by the 'Football Italia' website, the value of AC Milan's new offer was 33.5 million euros plus some incentives, but Club Brugge rejected the offer, insisting on receiving 40 million euros.

Previous media reports indicated that AC Milan's initial offer was also rejected, as Club Brugge had not set a clear price for their player initially, before sources suggested that the deal could be finalized for an amount ranging between 35 and 38 million euros.

It is worth mentioning that Jashari, who is 22 years old, participated in 52 matches with Club Brugge across various competitions last season, scoring 4 goals and providing 6 assists.