Corinthians to end Héctor Hernández deal, aiming for big savings | OneFootball

The Corinthians is close to terminating Héctor Hernández's contract. The club is in advanced negotiations with the player's staff to break the bond amicably and calculates a million-dollar saving.

According to the report, the club is expected to save R$ 4 to 5 million with Héctor Hernández's termination, freeing up space in the payroll. The agreement has not yet been formalized but is expected to be signed soon.

The information was initially published by journalist Jorge Nicola and confirmed by Gazeta Esportiva.

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Discreet tenure

Héctor Hernández is close to ending a discreet tenure with the Corinthians jersey. The Spaniard was signed in 2024 to be a backup for Yuri Alberto but never proved to be a reliable option in the alvinegro squad.

In total, he played 24 matches for Timão, with only two goals and one assist. Out of plans, he has been training separately from the other teammates since August of last year and has not played in seven months.

Before joining Corinthians, Héctor played for Atlético de Madrid, Elche, Albacete, Málaga, Fuenlabrada, Cultual Leonesa, and Rayo Majadahonda, all in Spain, as well as Chaves in Portugal.

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