Acc Milan-Theo Hernandez earthquake: the player wants to leave and the Rossoneri have reportedly already found a replacement. Here’s the situation
The relationship between AC Milan and Theo Hernandez could end very soon. The start of the season has not been exciting with several tensions in between: first the events at the Stadio Olimpico, then the expulsion with the game already over against Fiorentina that will make him miss the return in the league.
His is an important contract inside the Rossoneri, but at the moment renewal has not yet been discussed. And according to the information that has been reported by market insider Salt and Pepper on X, the situation seems to be already quite outlined. We will see if indeed, at the end of this year, it will actually be so: for sure, however, there is that everyone perhaps expected a different approach from the player, by now a half-flag inside Milan, also to help what is the task of Paulo Fonseca, the coach who took Pioli’s place. That said, now let’s go together to see what are the latest market rumors.
Terremoto Milan-Theo Hernandez: Parisi is the replacement
Reporting the tweet from the page mentioned earlier, “Theo Hernandez is not closing definitively to Milan for renewal for two reasons. He knows that Real and Bayern do not offer the requested figures (80mil wants Milan) and keeps a door open. And he knows that Milan may soon change ownership. But he has already communicated that he wants to change teams long ago. The Rossoneri’s crisp replacement would be Fiorentina’s Parisi. Relations between the clubs indeed between the boards very good. “
In short, a communication, from the player, that would have already arrived to Milan and a club, the Rossoneri one, that in order not to be found unprepared by a farewell, that appears anyway possible, would have already put in the target what is the player’s replacement. A situation that therefore already appears nicely outlined, there can be no doubt about that. But these are only indiscretions that may yes turn out to be correct, but the facts, as we know in market matters, could also go the other way. In the soccer market, you know, until the signing nothing can be said to be certain.