Milan intends to offer Theo Hernandez a new deal later in the season, rewarding their standout left back while attempting to deter foreign interest.
The 26-year-old Frenchman has already turned down offers from Paris Saint-Germain in the last two years, preferring to continue his career with the Rossoneri after a successful four-year stint in the Lombard capital.
Hernandez has developed into one of the top left backs in the world and has remained a key member of Stefano Pioli’s squad, scoring 25 goals and giving 28 assists in 176 Milan appearances.
Hernandez’s current contract with Milan expires in June 2026, according to Daniele Longo of Calciomercato.com, and the club is eager to start setting the groundwork for a new deal.
#Milan, #Hernandez e il doppio no al #Psg: la ricostruzione. Ecco cosa filtra sul rinnovo https://t.co/Jlj6l4Ig3v
— calciomercato.com (@cmdotcom) October 25, 2023
Negotiations have not yet begun, but both parties are on the same page, and talks might begin in the spring, allowing the Frenchman to concentrate on the pitch during a hectic period of the season.
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