Real Madrid are reportedly reconsidering their left-back search and may target former player Theo Hernandez, according to reports.
This shift follows complications in their negotiations with Bayern Munich over Alphonso Davies, who had initially been their primary target.
Bayern Munich is reportedly progressing with a contract renewal for the Canadian international, and his financial demands have stalled talks, making a deal with Madrid unlikely.
Additionally, Bayern is hesitant to part with Davies, one of their key players.
In response, Real Madrid are now focusing on Hernandez, who played for them from 2017 to 2019 before joining AC Milan.
The 27-year-old Frenchman has established himself as one of Europe’s top left-backs, known for his pace, attacking contributions, and solid defensive abilities, making him a strong fit for Carlo Ancelotti’s tactical system.
Recent reports indicate that Hernandez may be willing to return, especially if AC Milan fails to secure a Champions League spot.
Alternatives have been evaluated, including young talent Miguel Gutierrez, but Hernandez’s proven track record makes him the most reliable candidate.
His potential contribution could not only provide immediate impact but also ensure a strong future for Real Madrid’s left-back role.
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