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The Mexican soccer player Javier Hernández has a net worth of $30 million. Hernández, who is also known as “Chicharito,” started his club career in Mexico in 2006 with Guadalajara. Four years later, he signed with one of the biggest clubs in the world at the time, Manchester United. Even though Javier scored 20 goals in his first year, he was eventually put on the bench. After that, he went on loan to Real Madrid before signing with Bayer Leverkusen, a team in Germany.
| Net Worth: | $30 Million |
| Salary: | $6 Million |
| Date of Birth: | Jun 1, 1988 (34 years old) |
| Gender: | Male |
| Height: | 5 ft 8 in (1.75 m) |
| Profession: | Football player |
| Nationality: | Mexico |
Two years later, Hernández went back to the Premier League and played for West Ham for a few years. During this time, he became one of the most effective strikers in the history of the Premier League. His minutes-per-goals ratio was amazing. Javier eventually spent one season in Sevilla before signing with LA Galaxy in 2020. There, he is expected to finish his career in his 30s.
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Early Life
The date of Javier Hernández Balcázar’s birth is June 1, 1988. Javier was given the moniker “Chicharito” at a young age because of his Catholic upbringing. Chcharo, which translates to “pea,” is his father’s nickname. Because Javier’s father is a green-eyed man, he is referred to as “Javier’s Green-Eyed Father.” Little peas are called “Chicharito’s.” To this day, Javier is a devout Roman Catholic, and he kneels before every game to pray. When Hernández was a child, his father and grandpa were both professional footballers.
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— CHIVAS (@Chivas) August 2, 2022
When Javier was seven, he began playing football with his father, who was a professional player with Monarcas Morelia. Javier stayed in Morelia for four years while his father played. It was evident from an early age that Chicharito was destined for a professional soccer career, even though he had only played a few games for his primary school.
He joined C.D. Guadalajara at the tender age of nine. He signed his first professional contract at the age of 15. Although his athletic career was taking off, Hernández continued his academic pursuits at the Universidad Valle de Atemajac even as he was in the middle of a rigorous training regimen.
Career
Chicarito made his Guadalajara debut as a substitute in 2006 and scored within five minutes of his appearance. However, Javier failed to score a goal in the next 13 games, despite this promising start. During the 2009 Apertura, Hernández had a breakout season, scoring 11 goals in 17 games.
In subsequent league and cup competitions, more goals were scored. Manchester United dispatched a scout to watch Javier play in Mexico in 2009 after becoming interested in him. Despite his youth, the scout from the English club was impressed enough to extend a contract to Hernández.
Manchester United acquired Javier Hernandez from Barcelona in 2010 for an unknown sum. In July of that year, he replaced Nani in the starting lineup and scored his first goal for the club in just 18 minutes. Against Chelsea in the Community Shield in August, Hernández scored his first competitive goal.
During September, he had established himself as a regular member of the team and had already scored a goal in the Champions League for his new team. The rest of the league quickly responded with a slew of spectacular goals. PFA Player of the Year contender: In April, it became known that he was nominated for this award.
When Hernández joined the Mexican national squad for the first time, he became a vital element of the overall strategy of the country. After a practice-related concussion in 2011, serious health issues for the young Mexican surfaced. Other doctors came to the opinion that he was suffering from a neurological condition because of his frequent migraines and headaches. Javier sustained a significant ankle injury in 2012, but he was able to return to the starting lineup.
Chicharito continued to perform effectively for several years after Alex Ferguson’s departure, but he began to fall out of favour with successive managers. A year later, he was loaned to Real Madrid, but the club chose not to buy him after he failed to impress during his time in Spain (2014-15). However, in the summer of 2015, Javier was allowed to leave Manchester United.
Bayer Leverkusen impressed German fans for three years before Hernández returned to the Premier League with West Ham. With his 50th Premier League goal for West Ham, he broke the previous Mexican record for the most goals in a season. Sevilla signed Hernández on a one-year deal in 2019 and he will join LA Galaxy in 2020.
Style of Play
Javier Hernández has a reputation as a merciless, clinical goal-scorer at the highest level. Many people have labelled him as “poaching” because he rarely misses when given the chance. Whenever he’s in the penalty area, Chicharito shows great movement off the ball and a tremendous amount of speed. With the ball in his hands, Javier can sneak up on defence without their realising it and finish from close range with an unnoticed tap. Hernández is also a good hitter despite his diminutive stature, and he’s not afraid to play defence when necessary.
Relationships
Sarah Kohan is an Australian model whose family is from Romania. She is married to Hernández. In 2019, the couple gave birth to their first child.
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