Theo Hernandez Offered to Juventus Amid Al-Hilal Exit Readiness
Italian reports suggest Theo Hernandez's agent is actively presenting the French player to various Serie A clubs. Recent updates indicate that former Milan director Ricky Massara could be instrumental in facilitating a summer transfer to Juventus.
Report: Theo Hernandez Offered to Juventus
Hernandez joined Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal last summer on a highly lucrative deal, with some reports at the time suggesting the Frenchman would earn a salary of €20 million per season in Riyadh.
However, according to Tuttosport, Hernandez's tenure in Saudi Arabia may be nearing its conclusion. Having turned 29 this autumn, he is reportedly keen on another opportunity in Europe. Al-Hilal, meanwhile, are reportedly open to sanctioning his departure this summer, even on a temporary loan basis.
Tuttosport claims that Hernandez's agent, Manuel Garcia Quilon, has offered the French left-back to several Serie A clubs, including Juventus and Napoli. Other reports suggest that Como have also been presented with the opportunity to sign Theo Hernandez.
According to updates from Wednesday, Hernandez's agent has directly communicated with Ricky Massara, who was appointed as Juventus' Chief Football Officer in early July. Massara has a strong familiarity with Hernandez from his time as Milan's sporting director between 2019 and 2023.
However, Tuttosport also notes that Juventus is likely to pursue Theo Hernandez only if Andrea Cambiaso decides to leave the club this summer. Currently, there have been no concrete offers for the Italian defender, despite reported interest from clubs like Como, Barcelona, and previously Manchester City.
Translation to English
Italian reports suggest Theo Hernandez's agent is actively presenting the French player to various Serie A clubs. Recent updates indicate that former Milan director Ricky Massara could be instrumental in facilitating a summer transfer to Juventus.
Report: Theo Hernandez Offered to Juventus
Hernandez joined Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal last summer on a highly lucrative deal, with some reports at the time suggesting the Frenchman would earn a salary of €20 million per season in Riyadh.
However, according to Tuttosport, Hernandez's tenure in Saudi Arabia may be nearing its conclusion. Having turned 29 this autumn, he is reportedly keen on another opportunity in Europe. Al-Hilal, meanwhile, are reportedly open to sanctioning his departure this summer, even on a temporary loan basis.
Tuttosport claims that Hernandez's agent, Manuel Garcia Quilon, has offered the French left-back to several Serie A clubs, including Juventus and Napoli. Other reports suggest that Como have also been presented with the opportunity to sign Theo Hernandez.
According to updates from Wednesday, Hernandez's agent has directly communicated with Ricky Massara, who was appointed as Juventus' Chief Football Officer in early July. Massara has a strong familiarity with Hernandez from his time as Milan's sporting director between 2019 and 2023.
However, Tuttosport also notes that Juventus is likely to pursue Theo Hernandez only if Andrea Cambiaso decides to leave the club this summer. Currently, there have been no concrete offers for the Italian defender, despite reported interest from clubs like Como, Barcelona, and previously Manchester City.
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