Club Brugge have bid farewell to midfielder Ardon Jashari after his official transfer to AC Milan. The Swiss international joined Milan on a contract running until 2030, with the transfer fee reportedly at €39 million including bonuses. Club Brugge honored Jashari’s one year at the club, during which he made 52 appearances, scored four goals, and won the Belgian Cup, with heartfelt posts and videos on their social media platforms[1]. AC Milan confirmed that Jashari will wear the number 30 and join their new-look midfield[5].
In competition news, Club Brugge faced RB Salzburg in the UEFA Champions League Qualifying Third Round on August 6, 2025, with the first leg away in Salzburg. The match ended in a 0-0 draw, leaving everything to play for in the return leg[3].
Regarding transfers, Club Brugge has seen significant activity during the current window. Key arrivals include Aleksandar Stankovic from Inter, Carlos Forbs from Ajax, and Nicolò Tresoldi from Hannover 96, all signed on contracts running until June 2029. Outgoings feature players like Maxime De Cuyper to Brighton & Hove Albion and Ferran Jutglà to Celta de Vigo. The club also welcomed new talents such as Vince Osuji and Dani van den Heuvel in earlier windows[4][6].
References
- [1] Club Brugge bid farewell to Jashari after Milan move: “Thanks for everything, Ardon”
- [3] RB Salzburg vs. Club Brugge (6 Aug, 2025) Live Score – ESPN.com
- [4] Club Brugge – transfer history, players in and players out – FotMob
- [5] Official: AC Milan confirm signing of Ardon Jashari from Club Brugge
- [6] Club Brugge transfers of the season – OneFootball