Chicharito

Javier 'Chicharito' Hernandez shunned credit on Saturday, saying that the team's efforts were the reason that United won against Everton at Old Trafford, and not his personal contribution. The Mexican striker headed-in Antonio Valencia's cross on 84 minutes, putting The Red Devils on the brink of Premier League success... Chicharito had many opportunities to put United ahead against Everton over the weekend, including inadvertently blocking a certain Luis Nani goal. However, the 22-year-old...Read Full Story

Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez is poised to become a big star at Manchester United. He scored in the World Cup and had a great pre-season with United in America. Last week he came on for the first time at Old Trafford to a standing ovation. All of this at the ripe old age of 19-years old. The 2011 Manchester United home jersey is a classic already and when you add the name of the club’s most exciting player you can’t go wrong!Read Full Story

Manchester United footballer and Mexican native Javier Hernández Balcázar aka Chicharito is on the cover of GQ Mexico  October 2011. "Chicharito" means "little pea" in Spanish.Read Full Story

Manchester United striker Javier HernandezHernandez "Chicharito" was spotted on what looked like a Dinner Date with 18 years old Chaska Borek. The two were seen together at GLOBE RESTAURANT at Crowne Plaza Shoreditch in London a few weeks ago. “They were really cute together,” "they seemed to be having a great time ":said their source, they left around 8-9:30pm also, the former striker took multiple photos with eager fans, according to several sources. the young couple retreated out the back...Read Full Story

Chicharito, once again, came through for Mexico scoring their only goal in the first half. That’s right-Iker couldn’t stop him! Truth is, Mexico dominated most of the match but it was until Xavi found Silva in the last minute of stoppage time that the champions were able to tie it up.  Though Spain had brought 8 of the players that won the World Cup, Mexico seemed to be a worthy adversary. I’m proud Mexico: 1, Spain: 1Read Full Story