The performance of Ardon Jashari wearing the Switzerland shirt in the Nations League match against Scotland confirms the midfielder's constant growth at Milan. Starting in the eleven, the red-and-black midfielder stayed on the pitch for seventy-one minutes, offering a display of great personality, technical cleanliness and tactical intelligence.

Analyzing the statistical data collected by Sofascore, the striking precision in the passing phase jumps out immediately. Jashari finished his game with sixty-two successful passes out of sixty-four attempted, achieving an extraordinary 97% percentage. A perfect metronome, capable of excelling both in low‑block management, with an immaculate thirty‑two out of thirty‑two passes in his own half, and in the development of the offensive maneuver, where he recorded 94% accuracy with thirty correct passes out of thirty‑two in the opponent’s third quarter. Completing the geometric picture is the perfect long ball, attempted and successful.

Beyond possession, the Milan midfielder showed dynamism and courage in breaking the opponent’s lines: notable are the one hundred metres of total progression, a significant progressive carry and about thirty intense runs. He also had two shots on goal, while defensively he stood out with four recovered balls and a decent presence in duels.

An international maturity test that also smiles at Milan: Massimiliano Allegri (or the red‑and‑black coach) can count on a modern, lucid and incredibly confident playmaker.