Sir Alex Ferguson sends message to Javier Hernandez as ex-Man Utd striker finds new club

Former Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez's football career has gone full circle with the Mexican re-joining his boyhood club Chivas on a short-term deal.

The 35-year-old became a free agent after recovering from a season-ending anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury with MLS side LA Galaxy last June. "My home, my family, my team, my everything," he posted on social media, with a video attached that confirmed his move. "See you soon!"

Chivas are equally delighted with Chicharito's return to his home country. "We are convinced that his love for the institution, the experience acquired during his successful career and the leadership that characterizes him will be reflected in this new stage with Chivas," the team said in a statement.

Sir Alex Ferguson also sent a heartwarming message to his former striker, in a video message posted by United on X he said: "Chicharito! It's your old boss here. First of all, I want to congratulate you on your return to your old club back in Mexico, where it all started. Where I found you, signed you, and you were great, fantastic player for us.

"You've had a great career. I think now, when you go back to your old club, you've an opportunity to add your experience and give your experience to all the players there. So, regards to your family, have a great time, and more goals to come!. All the best"

Chicharito left Guadalajara to join United in 2010, where he scored 59 goals in 157 appearances. During his time at the Red Devils, the striker also won two Premier League titles and was a Champions League runner-up in 2010.

He also had a loan spell at Real Madrid between 2014 and 2015, scoring nine goals in 33 appearances while also lifting the Club World Cup. After returning from Spain,