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The Lost Man: Chicharito

    Javier Hernández
    Footballer
    Javier Hernández Balcázar is a Mexican professional footballer who plays as a forward for German club Bayer Leverkusen and the Mexico national team. Hernández is commonly known by his nickname, Chicharito, which he wears on his shirt. Wikipedia
    Born: June 1, 1988 (age 27), Guadalajara, Mexico
    Height: 1.75 m
    Salary: 4.68 million GBP (2014)
    Current teams: Bayer 04 Leverkusen (#7 / Forward), Mexico national football team (Forward)
    Parents: Silvia Balcázar, Javier Hernández
    Siblings: Ana Hernández Balcázar

    The Mexican after having very less play time in Manchester United was loaned to Real Madrid in the summer transfer window of 2014. Chicharito as a second man to Karim Benzema scored crucial goals but was sent back to Manchester United in the next season. United boss Van Gaal considered Chicharito surplus to requirement after signing 18 years old French star Antony Martial from Monaco. Javier was sold to Leverkusen very cheap. Now after a year at Leverkusen Javier is just one of the best strikers in bundesliga.
    Needless to say his old club Manchester United wants him back but Leverkusen has indicated that they will not let him go for cheap. Other top European club including Chelsea, Liverpool, Athletico Madrid, Juventus are after his signature. Time will only show where this underrated talented striker will go.
     

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