Manchester City has had exploratory talks regarding Ardon Jashari. The club remains highly interested in the player, who is seen as a top talent.

Manchester City is another club interested in Ardon Jashari. AC Milan is trying to finalize the deal quickly to avoid competition from Manchester City and other clubs.

Transfermarkt reports on Manchester City's interest in signing Jashari from Club Brugge. Manchester City has Jashari on their list of interests. Club Brugge and Jashari are not ready to part ways, so it will take an offer of at least €40 million to take him away. This would be a record fee for the Belgian league.

Ardon Jashari has been linked with a potential move to Manchester City. His impressive performances have caught the attention of top European clubs. During a press conference with the Swiss national team, Jashari expressed his openness to a top transfer, stating, 'If there is a good offer, fine. But if I have to continue at Brugge, I don't mind.'

Manchester City is closely following Ardon Jashari's dossier. Club Brugge intends to keep Jashari for at least one more year unless a significant offer comes from a top club. A transfer fee of 25 to 30 million euros will not suffice, as Club Brugge wants to break its transfer record, which stands at 37 million euros.

Ardon Jashari has had a meeting with Manchester City. The club, along with German contenders, may meet the 40 million price tag set by Club Brugge. Although Jashari is open to staying, he will consider offers from top clubs.

Ardon Jashari is the surprise candidate for Manchester City's midfield. After excelling with Club Brugge at just 22 years old and being named the best player of the Belgian League, the club managed by Pep Guardiola wants to strengthen its midfield with the Swiss player. He is valued at over 35 million euros.

Manchester City is closely monitoring Ardon Jashari's situation as they consider him as an alternative to Tijani Reijnders from AC Milan. The interest from Manchester City is confirmed by the German branch of Sky Sports. Currently, Transfermarkt estimates his market value at 25 million euros.