Javier Hernández offers to play for Manchester United for free amid current crisis

Former Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez has insisted he would play for free if he ever returned to Old Trafford.

In his five years with the Reds he won two Premier League titles after being bought by Sir Alex Ferguson. Nine years after the retirement of the previous manager, who was not surprised by the spectacular relegation of .

With new boss Eric Tenhag desperately searching for a new striker, the 34-year-old Mexican forward helped clear the storm in his LA Galaxy at the top of his conference MLS Western. , is eyeing his medal for another championship.

But the man nicknamed Chicharito admitted that United was close to his heart.

Hernandez said:

"But I also want to show respect to my club. I play very consistently and my belief is to win a championship with the LA Galaxy.

"If anything happens in the future, it will happen - but in my heart, I'm 100% with LA." Ferguson began to decline when he left the club in 2013 - and he was loaned out to Real Madrid a year later after David Moyes was replaced as manager by Louis van Gaal.

He then spent the next year withCristiano Ronaldoplayed to

In Hernandez's view, United will always suffer a decline after Ferguson leaves - he believes a Ronaldo goal could help Ten Hag this season.

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Hernández, captain of the MLS team that will face Mexico's Liga MX tomorrow night, said:

``Do you want someone like you? Being a manager for 26 years isn't easy in life, so it's no surprise what happened at United.

"One of his greatest talents, in my humble opinion, is that perhaps seven out of ten players who have signed for United have done well.

"It's not easy. Be it Real Madrid Barcelona,Chelsea, (Manchester) City,Liverpool or Bayern. Munich.

94} "It's like winning the lottery. Then do you think the person you hired could do 80% of what Ferguson did?"

"Of course I always went to Manchester United

``If any other club could host the Champions League, which club would you choose? United are now in the same process as Liverpool were when I was in England.

"So I understand what's going on with Ronaldo.

"To him. Time will tell what happens, but what if Ronaldo stays and scores 40 goals? } Read More

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