Bonus structure of Jashari’s €37m Milan move revealed | OneFootball

Milan have officially announced the signing of Switzerland international Ardon Jashari on a permanent deal from Club Brugge at a total cost of €37m, but how much of that fee is guaranteed and how does the bonus structure work?

Jashari became the most expensive signing of the Serie A transfer window with his €37m arrival in San Siro on Wednesday. He also became the most expensive central midfield signing in Rossoneri history.

Of the €37m deal that Milan agreed with Club Brugge, it is understood that €34m will be guaranteed and that the extra €3m are made up of a series of sporting-related bonuses.

How much Milan have to pay Club Brugge in bonuses for Jashari

Official: Ardon Jashari joins AC Milan in a permanent deal from Club Brugge (picture via www.acmilan.com)

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, there are three different clauses that each trigger a bonus of €1m for Club Brugge.

The first is considered easily achievable. Club Brugge will receive an extra €1m if Milan qualify for the Champions League in any of the five years on Jashari’s contract.

Brugge will be entitled to a further €1m in the event that Milan reach the semi-final of the Champions League over that same period.

Lastly, the final €1m will reportedly be paid in the event that Milan win the Scudetto during Jashari’s time in San Siro.

Only if all three are achieved will Club Brugge receive the full €37m fee.