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Faced with the interest expressed by Bayern, AC Milan plans to lock down its French side Théo Hernandez.
Théo Hernandez is currently being targeted by Bayern Munich. The German giants are considering him to replace Alphonso Davies, whose departure for Real Madrid is becoming more and more clear. The Bavarians will, however, have a lot to do to convince the Milanese leaders to give them one of their best players.
Milan rules out Théo Hernandez departure
According to journalist Pietro Mazzara, Milan does not intend to part with its “Francese”. He will ask for dissuasive amounts in the hope of keeping him. The bar would have been set at €100 million. Even if they have already paid €80 million for Théo’s brother, Bayern’s decision-makers will certainly not go that high.
Milan also plans to soon begin negotiations for a new contract with Théo Hernandez. An extension which would obviously be accompanied by a salary increase. Enough to convince him to reject all external requests.
Hernandez joined the Rossonerri in the summer of 2019 from Real for a fee of 23 million euros. Since then, he has played 200 matches with this continental leader (including 194 as a starter). No one has played so many over the same period. The one who follows him in this ranking is Rafael Leao with 195 games honored.
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