Theo Hernandez, after the victory against Lecce last night, spoke to Sky Sport Italia and dropped hints about his future: “I am very happy here, the people care about me, and the team cares about me, and that’s the most important thing.”
During the spring, he was hypothetically targeted by Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain, but neither club ever seriously knocked on Milan’s door with a 100 million euros offer for him.
Theo is happy in Milan, feels like a leader, and sees himself as a key figure within the club, writes Milannews.
The former Real Madrid player wants his value to be recognised by the management. At the same time, he is an intelligent young man and is well aware of Milan’s financial balances. Considering all the factors mentioned so far, the player has developed the desire to sit down with Milan and secure a renewal that sets his salary at 6-7 million euros in fixed pay plus bonuses, far from the 10 million euros rumored in recent months. A salary that, given the club’s accounts, would be more than sustainable for Milan. In short, Theo doesn’t want to be treated any differently than how Rafael Leao was treated financially.
Now, the ball is in Milan’s court, as they are in the final stages of renewing Mike Maignan’s contract with a fixed amount of 5 million euros annually.
Then, inevitably, it will be Theo’s turn, who could aim to become a Milan icon. In his heart, he wants that, but with the proper recognition of his value.
