Chicharito is willing to exhibit his hard-working attitude following the great debut he had last season as a Manchester Unite player.
The Mexican made an instant impact at Old Trafford despite being offered substitute appearances only. Javier Hernandez, also known as Chicharito, stole the show at several occasions for the Red Devils—both in the English Premier League and in the UEFA Champions League.
He was part of the Manchester United team that lost to Barcelona in the 2011 Wembley final but he is now looking forward to next season with a great ambition to achieve more success.
Last weekend, Manchester United coach Sir Alex Ferguson reiterated his belief in Chicharito’s potential. Talking to FIFA.com, the player declared that he was aiming to give back to Fergie and his team what they deserve:
“I’ve been treated wonderfully in Manchester, and I simply need to repay that faith. I had a very good first season and I hope to be able to contribute much more.”
Javier Hernandez's summer has been great. The Little Pea helped Mexico's national team to defend their Gold Cup title earlier in June.
He was part of the Manchester United team that lost to Barcelona in the 2011 Wembley final but he is now looking forward to next season with a great ambition to achieve more success.
Last weekend, Manchester United coach Sir Alex Ferguson reiterated his belief in Chicharito’s potential. Talking to FIFA.com, the player declared that he was aiming to give back to Fergie and his team what they deserve:
“I’ve been treated wonderfully in Manchester, and I simply need to repay that faith. I had a very good first season and I hope to be able to contribute much more.”
Javier Hernandez's summer has been great. The Little Pea helped Mexico's national team to defend their Gold Cup title earlier in June.
