Ardon Jashari has shared his experiences settling into Milan after his transfer from Club Brugge in January, expressing heartfelt appreciation for the impact of Massimiliano Allegri and detailing his personal goals at San Siro.
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The Swiss midfielder, who has been gradually finding his place in Allegri’s squad, spoke highly of the Milan head coach during an interview with Il Foglio.
“He is a mentor for me, and I strive to absorb as much knowledge as I can from him,” Jashari remarked, according to quotes via TuttoMercatoWeb.
“Allegri has a wealth of experience and regularly engages with me. He encourages me to push forward, to play with energy, and to take shots when chances arise. He motivates me to improve, even in training.”
MILAN, ITALY – FEBRUARY 18: Ardon Jashari of AC Milan is seen running with the ball while being challenged by Sergi Roberto of Como 1907 during their Serie A match at Giuseppe Meazza Stadium on February 18, 2026, in Milan, Italy. (Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images)
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Jashari: ‘I’m at Milan to win – for myself, the team and the fans’
Jashari also noted that his role on the pitch has evolved significantly in recent years, emphasizing the importance of Allegri’s guidance in his adaptation process.
His aspirations at the club are refreshingly direct.
“I am here to win, for myself, for the team, and for the supporters,” he stated. “I aim to give my all every day, with passion and professionalism. I hope to wear this jersey for many more years.”
Regarding immediate goals, Jashari was unambiguous. With Milan positioned second in Serie A, six points behind Inter and with eight games left in the season, the Swiss international is aware of the expectations.
“We must focus on each game; our goal is to return to the Champions League among Europe’s elite clubs,” he remarked. “We understand the hard work required, but we are not intimidated by it.”