Chicharito Clinically Is Back To His Best

Mexico is country that is known for it defence with players like Rafael Marquez, Hector Moreno and Francisco Javier Rodriguez around they have found their defensive niche.

However unlike the defence the offense in Mexico was not known until 2010 when the grandson of a former great Mexican signed with Manchester United.  

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As of late both the Mexican and English media has been circling around a rumor that Manchester United has made a bid for Mexican centre-midfielder Hector Herrera. Up to this date, only Mexicans, Brazilian’s Neymar and Oscar and apparently Sir Alex Ferguson know who this player is!

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He was called one of the best buys to come out of the 2010 World Cup. Javier ‘Chicharito’ Hernandez was a steal, when Manchester United bought him for about £6 million from Guadalajara, just before making a splash in the tournament.

Chicharito seemingly came out of nowhere, scoring two goals and gaining a man of the match nod for Mexico.

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Manchester United face Wigan Athletic on Boxing Day at Old Trafford. So with that in mind it’s worth taking a look at these three players who we should be wary of going into the game:

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On 8th April 2010, Manchester United announced the signing of Javier Hernandez aka Chicharito, to the football world. At that time I presume most United fans were thinking: Who in the hell is this Mexican striker Chicharito?

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When Chicharito was given centre stage at Old Trafford last season, he made sure to make it a lasting impression. Blistering speed, undying hunger, finishing abillties that had the best in the world tremble at his gaze. Fairly unknown, Chicharito went from zero to hero in no time, scaring of defenders with his awareness inside the box, his will to win and his finishing abilities.

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Not many players can click straight away in the Premiership and be a success. Some world-class players, despite previous success elsewhere at top European clubs sometimes can never adjust to the pace and demands of top-flight English Football.

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