JUST IN: Manchester United cult hero set for dream return to former club Sir Alex Ferguson signed him from after 14 years away.

Legendary player Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez of Manchester United is getting closer to his ideal comeback to Chivas Guadalajara, having left the Mexican team for the Premier League’s biggest clubs 14 years ago.

Later this year, Manchester United’s once-baby-faced goal poacher will celebrate his 36th birthday, which may just make you all that much more mindful of your own mortality. Yes, it has truly been that long since he smiled as broadly as the Manchester canal and amid a rush of well-executed finishes when he arrived at Old Trafford.

And as the figurative fall foliage crunches beneathfoot and Javier Hernandez nears the end of a stellar career, the contemporary Mexican icon is grabbing the chance to complete a circle and return to the team that helped shape his reputation more than ten years ago.

Manchester United star going back to his old team
On his official Twitch account, Chicharito beams, “I can’t wait to return to Chivas.” “My agent will be in Guadalajara this coming week.” Although we are working very hard to have this agreement concluded, nothing is certain.

“I have received offers from other teams, but obviously, going back to Chivas is my top priority.”

Hernandez, an international goal scorer with 52 goals in 109 games, has played for the LA Galaxy in North America for the past three seasons. The frontman, who was born in Guadalajara, can return to his hometown team on a free transfer, though, as his contract ended on New Year’s Day.

“I’m determined to have this sale closed as quickly as possible. Hernandez continues, “And the management wants it too.

Javier Hernandez, aka “Chicharito,” is returning home.
Hernandez, one of the most natural finishers of his time, came to Man United as a little-known kid for an incredible £7 million. Still, he would turn out to be one of the more creative and economical acquisitions of the late Sir Alex Ferguson era.

Hernandez had a spectacular debut season in England, scoring 20 goals, one of which within 30 seconds of a historic victory over Chelsea put The Red Devils up 1-0 and set them up for another Premier League triumph.