Milan needs to hire an assistant to Theo Hernandez: having found the right move, he arrives from Spain on a free transfer
Theo Hernandez and nothing more. In the Milan squad, in fact, there is no real alter ego of the French full-back. Maybe because, in fact, Theo is a sort of robot, maybe because Stefano Pioli never gives up on its star footballer – together with Leao – but the fact is that behind the Frenchman there is a cosmic void.
When unavailable, as happened last Sunday against Juventus, Pioli switches to the left-footed out Alessandro Florenzi, capable of playing on that flank as well, although it is not really his natural position. Behind him, however, is the young man Bartesaghibrought to the bench by the Parma coach in the match against the Bianconeri.
Pillar of Spring, grows like Jimenez, mainly right back but also capable of playing on the wing less congenial to him. It is possible that the future of Milan is theirs, considering the great attention to the youth sector in via Aldo Rossi but for the present it seems almost necessary to find a valid alternative to Hernandez.
Milan, Miranda valid option as deputy Theo
This is why Milan, in view of next season, is scanning the market in search of an ideal profile, who agrees to act as a reserve for Theo – one of the best performers in the world in his role – and at the same time be ready when called upon .
On the other hand, the current season has fully demonstrated it: a squad like the Rossoneri one that aims to fight for the scudetto must have valid alternatives in every position on the pitch.
That’s why he’s in the crosshairs again Juan Miranda, left back born in 2000 for Betis Seville. This season, the boy has played 21 games in La Liga with one goal and one assist. Left-handed foot, can also be used in the center if necessary with good results.
A versatility much appreciated in the Rossoneri home for a well-endowed footballer physically, thanks to his 185 centimeters in height. His contract expires on June 30th and for Milan it would therefore be a free transfer. In the last few hours the track – which has cooled – seems to have taken hold again, with the Rossoneri club looking for a quality reinforcement on the left-handed outfielder.
On Miranda, it is worth remembering, there is also competition from foreign clubs enticed by being able to buy a player of just 24 years old on a free transfer: this is why Milan will have to speed up the procedures if they want to sign him.
