Juventus is considering acquiring Ardon Jashari from rival club Milan to reinforce their team for the upcoming season. The club is planning for a title challenge, and coach Luciano Spalletti wants to add another playmaker to partner Manuel Locatelli and create more tactical options. The 23-year-old Swiss international has attracted Juventus's attention because of his limited playing time at Milan.
He has played 657 minutes across 13 appearances in Serie A and the Italian Cup and has been on the bench for 15 games. His situation is a result of a serious fibula injury he sustained shortly after his arrival, which prompted coach Allegri to establish Luka Modrić as the main playmaker. Juventus had previously monitored Jashari during his time at Club Brugge, but Milan signed him for 34 million euros plus bonuses in a transfer that was strongly supported by sporting director Igli Tare. A transfer could occur if Modrić stays at Milan for another year and Jashari chooses to move to a new club for more playing opportunities.
