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Madrid – Atletico Madrid will begin negotiations with defender Lucas Hernandez to prevent him from leaving for Bayern Munich next summer, after announcing an agreement with the player to advance the penalty clause, reported the Spanish daily AS.
The penalty clause in the Lucas Hernandez contract is 80 million euros, an amount available to many of the major European teams, especially since the young French defender advanced at the last World Cup in Russia and plays in the center of the defense and the defender Acer.
According to the newspaper, Atletico Madrid is seeking to improve the player's contract that ends in the summer of 2024, which will increase his salary and the amount of the penalty clause to prevent the main teams from paying.
Hernandez and Atletico Madrid have denied any news of the deal and Bayern Munich has agreed to pay the fine, but he remains under threat of losing his player next summer, several teams wanting to sign it wisely.
Real Madrid had tried to kidnap the player last summer while Barcelona was watching him next summer and also interested Bayern Munich and the Premier League teams.
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