Theo Hernández Completes Transfer to Al Hilal from AC Milan

Theo Hernández has officially joined Al Hilal, leaving AC Milan after six years. The French left-back signed a three-year deal with the Saudi Pro League champions for around €25 million plus bonuses.

A previous report confirmed that Theo Hernández transfers to Al Hilal from AC Milan for €25 million plus bonuses.

TRANSFER DETAILS AND PLAYER IMPACT

Theo Hernández, 27, moved to Milan in 2019 from Real Madrid. He played 262 games, scored 34 goals, and had 45 assists at San Siro. He contributed significantly to AC Milan’s 2021-22 Serie A title win and their run to the Champions League semi-finals the next season. Hernández was famous for his speed and attacking runs on the left, forming a strong partnership with Rafael Leao. At Al Hilal, he’ll earn about €20 million a year, showing the appeal and spending power of the Saudi Pro League.

According to a previous report, Theo Hernández had 262 appearances, 34 goals, and 45 assists for AC Milan.

Another report confirmed that Theo Hernández contributed significantly to AC Milan’s 2021-22 Serie A title win.

A previous report noted that Theo Hernández signs a three-year contract with Al Hilal worth €20 million per year.

MILAN AND AL HILAL: CURRENT FORM AND OUTLOOK

AC Milan finished eighth in Serie A in the 2024-25 season, missing out on a Champions League spot after falling behind rivals Inter and Juventus. They heavily relied on Hernández’s energy, and his exit leaves a big gap in their defense and attack. Al Hilal, led by new coach Simone Inzaghi, are the reigning Saudi Pro League champions, dominating the league last season. They keep attracting top European talent and are aiming for another league title and a strong AFC Champions League campaign.

A report revealed that AC Milan finished eighth in Serie A last season and missed out on the Champions League.

Additionally, Al Hilal are noted as last season’s Saudi Pro League champions, having finished strong in the league.

A previous report confirmed that Al Hilal is managed by Simone Inzaghi since June.

WHAT’S NEXT FOR BOTH CLUBS

AC Milan need to move quickly in the transfer market to replace Hernández before their Serie A opener against Torino, who finished mid-table last season. Milan are only four points ahead of Atalanta in fourth, so every signing is important for their goals. Hernández is expected to start as Al Hilal look to defend their title and make an impact in continental competition.

A report stated that AC Milan aims to qualify for Europe in the upcoming Serie A season.

Another article mentioned that Al Hilal faces Al Nassr next, as they look to maintain their position at the top of the Saudi Pro League table.