Theo Hernández

Hernández’s professional career developed in Spain before he moved to Italy. His time at Real Madrid included 23 official first-team appearances and membership of the squads that won the Champions League, Club World Cup, European Super Cup and Spanish Super Cup. That period preceded a longer and more influential spell at AC Milan.Source: Real Madrid ↗

At Milan he became known as a left-back whose forward runs contributed directly to the attack. Across six seasons he made 262 appearances, scored 34 goals and supplied 45 assists. He helped the club win the 2021/22 Serie A title and the Italian Super Cup in early 2025, combining defensive duties with substantial attacking output.Source: Saudi Pro League ↗

His senior France career began in 2021, and he helped win the Nations League that year. At the 2022 World Cup, he scored the opening goal against Morocco in the semi-final as France reached a second consecutive final. The tournament added an important international chapter to the reputation he had built in Milan.Sources: Al-Hilal FC ↗ · UEFA ↗

In July 2025, Hernández signed for Al-Hilal through the end of the 2027/28 season. The club completed the agreement in Paris, bringing him into a new football environment after six years in Italy. Al-Hilal’s announcement highlighted his experience at club and international level, including his league success with Milan and France honours.Source: Al-Hilal FC ↗