'Chicharito' Hernandez confesses his longing to return to Mexico's national team
Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez was removed from the Mexican National Team due to a disciplinary issue during Tata Martino's tenure almost three years ago. Since then, the LA Galaxy player has missed significant Tri commitments, but that doesn't mean the controversial striker doesn't dream of returning to the Mexican team.
Javier Hernandez is Mexico's all-time leading scorer, and the goal-scoring crisis in the team now led by Diego Cocca indicates they need Chicharito's goals. Furthermore, the current Tri coach does not oppose calling up LA Galaxy's player in the future.
"I hope it happens again; it would be fantastic if it repeated. We'll see; I'll do everything in my power, and if it happens, very fortunate, and if it doesn't happen, I'll keep supporting the national team," Chicharito clarified in a social media broadcast.
Chicharito has already said yes to Chivas
Something that has been talked about a lot in the last two years is that Chicharito's time with the Galaxy is about to end, and the Mexican will return to Liga MX, and it couldn't be with any other team than Chivas. Apparently, Hernandez has already given the green light for his representative to start negotiations with the Rebaño.
But it won't be easy since Javier Hernandez's annual salary with the Galaxy is six million dollars, making negotiations with the Rebaño appear to be complicated.
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