Romano: Milan want to keep Theo Hernandez – Man City links are ‘not true’ | OneFootball

There is nothing concrete on the Theo Hernandez potential exit front, Fabrizio Romano has claimed, while the Manchester City ‘links’ are not true.

A report from the Manchester Evening News this morning stated that Manchester City were ‘tipped’ to complete the signing of Theo for €60m, also adding that Michael Olise was predicted to arrive from Crystal Palace too.

However, what they also mentioned was that they had enlisted the help of an AI tool which factors in betting odds and provided a projection for the summer window. Despite the fact it was made clear that it wasn’t based on any concrete information, some sites still ran with the news.

According to the latest from Fabrizio Romano, Ibrahimović confirmed that in the minds of Milan Theo Hernández will stay, as he said in a press conference earlier today: “Theo will be our regular starter and Alex Jiménez will be his backup. We trust Jiménez, that’s why we signed him from Real Madrid.”

Romano goes on to state that there is ‘nothing concrete’ between Bayern Munich and Theo despite those links, and that the Manchester City rumours are ‘not true’. Theo is currently at the European Championship with France, then there are suggestions renewal talks will intensify after.