AC Milan's Ardon Jashari had a disappointing first season with the club, marked by a serious injury and limited playing time. The 20-year-old Swiss midfielder made just 17 appearances, totaling 880 minutes, and his future with the Rossoneri is now uncertain.

The Milan management has informed Jashari's entourage that he will be kept in the squad for now, allowing new coach Rúben Amorim to assess him. However, a definitive decision on his future has not been made, and an offer from Atalanta could tempt the club to sell.

To avoid a significant loss on the player's value, Milan would need to secure a transfer fee of at least €28.8 million or agree to a loan with an obligation to buy for €21.6 million in 2027.

Jashari's performance at the World Cup with Switzerland has not provided a significant boost, with only four minutes played in the first four group matches.