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A member of the AC Milan team for several seasons, Frenchman Théo Hernandez may not stay in Lombardy for very long. His future is likely to take shape in England.
According to what Sky Germany reports in today’s edition, the French international would be Manchester United’s priority target for the left-back position. The English club is inclined to make a big financial effort to snatch him from the Rossonerri.
Hernandez targeted by a great coach
Ruben Amorim, the new coach of the Red Devils, would have personally validated this idea. The Portuguese technician appreciates the profile of the former Real player. He wants to attract the best people to Old Trafford from next summer and Hernandez is one of them.
Hernandez is still linked to AC Milan until 2026. And his current market value is around 60 million euros, according to what the specialist site transfermarkt reports.
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