“From our first phone call” – Jashari explains why Amorim has been ‘crucial’ since day one
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16-second readArdon Jashari believes that getting more regular minutes will help him grow as a player, as seen in his performance against Udinese where he partnered with Luka Modric in the double pivot. Jashari grew into the game, orchestrating things in the second half and contributing to the second goal. He expressed his thoughts to Sky after the game.
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Ardon Jashari believes that getting more regular minutes will help him grow as a player, as seen in his performance against Udinese where he partnered with Luka Modric in the double pivot. Jashari grew into the game, orchestrating things in the second half and contributing to the second goal. He expressed his thoughts to Sky after the game. MilanNews relayed his words.
Jashari stated that with more minutes, he feels more confident, and his teammates trust him more. He praised his connection with Modric, saying they understand each other instantly and cover for each other. Jashari enjoyed playing alongside Modric, referencing their previous good match together last year against Como.
Jashari credited coach Ruben Amorim for being crucial to him since his appointment, stating that from their first phone call, Amorim showed he knew Jashari perfectly as a player. Amorim gave Jashari more confidence step by step, and Jashari wants to repay him by performing consistently on the pitch.
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Ardon Jashari believes that getting more regular minutes will be the best way for him to keep growing as a player, after a good start against Udinese. Head coach Ruben Amorim was forced to battle an injury crisis in the build-up to the game, though there were options in midfield. The Portuguese chose to go with Jashari to be Luka Modric’s partner in the double pivot, with Yunus Musah starting on the bench. The Swiss international grew into the game after some early giveaways, and by the second half he was orchestrating things almost as much as Modric.
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