Theo Hernandez continues to be one of AC Milan’s certainties during a season of ups and downs, but in the last few days his future has become the subject of speculation.
From December onwards, Theo raised the level of his performances, placing himself completely at the service of the team and of Stefano Pioli, even offering to play a role that he has never played before when he moved to centre-back amid the injury crisis.
As Calciomercato.com recall, in recent days German sources reported Bayern Munich’s strong interest in the Frenchman, and their checks confirmed that the Bavarian club tested the waters with the agents of the former Real Madrid man to understand the situation and his future plans.
Talking about untransferable players in reference to Milan is out of place because the policy is clear: everyone has a price, but there are players that they will try to keep barring exceptional offers.
This is why at present Theo does not have an asking price. The Rossoneri hopes to have him for a long time to come and are working on the renewal of his contract which is currently set to expire in 2026.
Above all, they will leverage the will to improve his current salary of €4m net per season fixed plus €500k in bonuses, a reward that is not the direct consequence of Bayern Munich’s interest but of what he demonstrated on the pitch and in terms of attachment to the shirt.
