From Bergamo, there are signals of caution regarding the possible Asllani deal. While rumors from Albania describe the negotiation as being at an advanced stage, in Italy the assessments appear more reserved. The midfielder born in 2002 remains a name followed by Atalanta, but the deal does not seem as concrete as some sources suggest.

According to reports from Prima Bergamo, the Orobic club is evaluating several profiles to strengthen the midfield. The priority remains Ardon Jashari from Milan, a name that continues to occupy the top spots on the Bergamo club’s list. The Albanian midfielder from Inter is among the alternatives, with the deal estimated to be around 11 million euros, bonuses included.

Rumors coming from Albania claim that the player has already expressed his approval for the transfer. However, the overall picture remains uncertain: on one hand, there is room for feasibility, but on the other, there are still no definitive confirmations regarding the actual willingness of the clubs to carry on with the negotiation. Atalanta continues to monitor the situation, without any particular rush.