Milan have officially welcomed the new coach, but it seems that a split with Theo Hernandez is imminent: he is leaving for a monstrous sum.
It has officially begun the Paulo Fonseca era at Milan after the official announcement from the Portuguese coach: the news had been in the air for some time, but finally the agreement has now been put in black and white. The coach can start thinking about the Milan to come, even if there are several question marks to be resolved soon.
Given the changes, the Rossoneri club is destined to be one of the most active on the market: they are still chasing the center forward (with Zirkzee at the top of the list) but in addition to the revenue front, we must also look very carefully at the exits, especially of real players pillars of the team.
Above all, besides Mike Maignan, Theo Hernandez; the full-back seems to have shown more than a few bad moods and, in this transfer session more than ever, his departure seems to be really close. To snatch him from Milan, however, 100 million are needed, even if these two clubs have the economic possibilities to present such an offer…
Theo Hernandez-Milan, is it a definitive breakup? 100 million to buy the full-back, two clubs on him
Currently involved in the European Championships with his France, Theo Hernandez seems to have more than a few doubts about his stay at Milan. “Whether I stay at Milan or not, we will see later. A possible return to Spain? I’m still not thinking about it at the moment.” were the words of the full-back (also reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport) in a recent interview with the French press.
Certainly a lot of trouble for the Milan management to manage, considering the player’s importance for the team’s balance; on him, as reported by Spanish newspapers such as Marca and Sport, there would be there is strong interest from both Real Madrid and Bayern Munichalthough it seems that Theo’s preference is towards merengues.
In fact, Real Madrid have also been on the trail of Alphonso Davies for some timea left-footed winger currently playing for Bayern Munich and expiring in 2025: if the full-back were to move to Spain, a place would become available in Germany for Theo Hernandez.
Milan’s valuation of the French full-back does not go below millions, but the figure does not scare either club as they both have the financial resources to pay the price tag.
