Swiss midfielder Ardon Jashari, who plays for Belgian club Club Brugge, continues to hold onto his wish to transfer to Italian club Milan during the ongoing summer transfer window, despite his club's refusal so far.

Milan had started negotiations with Brugge to sign Jashari some time ago, amid the player's clear desire to move to the Italian club, which he has supported since childhood, as reported by media outlets.

The website "Football Italia" noted that Jashari intends to submit an official request to his club's management to allow him to leave for Milan before the end of the week, while the player's agents continue to apply pressure, asserting that Brugge promised to sell him if an offer of €32.5 million was received.

Despite being excluded from Brugge's squad for the first round of the Belgian league, he remains on the team's roster for European competitions, and the 22-year-old participated in 52 matches with the club last season, scoring 4 goals and providing 6 assists.