Milan's Theo Hernandez nearing Al Hilal move
Serie A giants Milan could now finally part ways with Theo Hernandez, who could soon join Al Hilal.
Earlier, it was reported that the left-back opened up to a move to the Saudi giants and now, the move is progressing.
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Calciomercato has now reported that the deal can close soon. This is the first time that the Frenchman has opened up to the idea of moving to Al Hilal, where Simone Inzaghi is keen.
There has previously been an agreement between Milan and Al Hilal, with the player's deal expiring in the summer of 2026 and no renewal is in sight.
Hernandez was offered a new wage packet of €20 million per season after an initial offer which he rejected. Milan will earn around €29 million to €30 million from the sale and they are increasingly confident about the transfer going through.
The player's entourage is speaking to the full-back about the final decision and hope is now rising.
Kaustubh Pandey I GIFN
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