Theo Hernandez is expected to turn down a move to Al-Hilal in favour of Newcastle or Atletico Madrid
Theo Hernandez to reject Al-Hilal’s approach as Newcastle & Atletico Madrid circle

AC Milan defender Theo Hernandez is expected to turn down an offer from Saudi Pro League giants Al-Hilal as significant interest from Newcastle United and Atletico Madrid arises.
Hernandez is prepared to consider Newcastle and Atletico Madrid offers as Milan full-back prepares to reject €20m salary offer from Al-Hilal.
According to Calciomercato, Hernandez might turn down a mega €20 million salary offer with his desire to stay in Europe.
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Al-Hilal and Milan agreed on terms for the sale of the 27-year-old for a sum of €35 million, but the move hinges on the player’s willingness to move.
Atletico and Newcastle, who are looking to strengthen their defensive side of the squad, have reached out, prompting the Frenchman to consider his options in the coming days.
Milan and Hernandez have been engaged in renewal talks, but such talks have stalled, and the club have opted to put the left-back up for sale to ensure they do not lose him for free when his contract expires with just one season left.
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Al-Hilal are poised to make aggressive moves in the market, having been made aware of his situation and decided to swoop in with an offer.
However, the former Real Madrid man is inclined to turn down the offer, with Nicolo Schira reporting that he is open to returning to his former team, Atletico.
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Hernandez surpassed club legend Paolo Maldini’s record this season as he took his goal tally up to 31, making him their highest-scoring defender in Serie A.
The France international and his agent are expected to evaluate all options on the table before making a final decision on his next destination.
Milan, who appointed Massimiliano Allegri as their new coach, would want the France international’s situation sorted quickly to plan for the 2025-26 season.
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