Ordine claims Brugge are trying to wear Milan down over Jashari: “Won’t answer phone calls”

Journalist Franco Ordine has claimed that Club Brugge are aiming to wear down AC Milan by not responding to communications.

The Ardon Jashari saga has been going on for several weeks now and – despite several offers and the player’s desire to join Milan – things seem to be no closer to a conclusion one way or the other. Brugge are standing firm, determined to get as much as possible.

A report from Sky late last night claimed that the midfielder will meet with the Club Brugge leadership to once again reiterate to leave and make the move to San Siro. This is despite the fact that offers of €40m and more have come in from other clubs.

Ordine spoke to Radio Radio about the negotiations for Jashari and he claimed that it is actually the Belgian club who must make a call one way or the other, with his comments relayed by MilanNews.

“It’s Club Brugge who need to get a move on and figure out what to do. Club Brugge are intent on wearing Milan down out of tiredness,” he said.

“I won’t answer emails, I won’t answer phone calls, I’ll let the stadium doorman, the city upholsterer, the pitch gardener speak. What can this lead to? They’ll get tired and leave…”