Outlets in Italy are reporting that Theo Hernandez has agreed a set of personal terms and has given his approval over a lucrative move to Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal, despite his having rejected their initial approach earlier this month.
According to reports from Alfredo Pedulla, Gianluca Di Marzio and Sky Sport Italia, Theo Hernandez has now ‘said yes’ to Simone Inzaghi’s Al-Hilal, which could bring the end of his six-year spell with the Rossoneri.
Theo has reportedly been offered a multi-year contract worth around €20m per season in wages, which has increased from the €18m-per-season offer that he rejected earlier in the month.
This is after a direct approach from Al-Hilal President Fahad bin Nafel.
Theo had already informed Milan that he was inclined to accept Al-Hilal’s offer earlier on Monday.
The two clubs still need to come to an agreement over a transfer fee, though.
Milan had been ready to accept the €30m offer that Al-Hilal had put on the table earlier in the month, but now, with an increased offer on personal terms to Theo, the Rossoneri may be offered a fee slightly lower than the original €30m bid.
Monday’s reports claim that a figure in the region of €25m is to be expected from Al-Hilal, while Milan will push for a fee closer to the original €30m mark.
