GdS: ‘If it were up to him, he’d stay’ – January exit possible for Theo despite wishes | OneFootball

AC Milan are in a difficult situation regarding Theo Hernandez and despite the wishes of the player, he may leave before the summer, a report has suggested.

This season has been Theo’s worst in a Milan shirt by some distance. Before the season began, he created problems with his words about his future in the summer, contradicting the words of the second most senior member of the football club – Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

Since then, he has regularly been involved in problems on the pitch, and there has been a constant lack of something from him. In the past, his flaws have been nullified by his far superior strengths, but this is not the case this season and the Frenchman is not Theo.

For this reason, talks about a new contract are difficult – the Rossoneri cannot offer a similar contract to Leao when there are no signs of the player that was once perhaps deserving of those figures. So this opens up problems.

With his contract expiring in 2026, Milan must act quickly with his value already dropping, and we cannot rule out a premature sale, as Gazzetta dello Sport writes.

The situation hangs in the balance, reliant on the offers that will probably arrive in January, but definitely in June. A difficult sale mid-season of course, with Theo also wanting to stay if ‘it were up to him’. However, the conditions are there for a sale, and unless things change, then they will have to be considered.