Javier Hernández Balcázar - Chicharito

Full name : Javier Hernández Balcázar
Date of birth : 1 June 1988
Place of birth : Guadalajara, Mexico
Position : striker

It is my favorite football player in Manchester United. 

yapp, he is Javier Hernández Balcázar. This name use Spanish naming custom. The first or paternal family name is Hernández and the second or the maternal family name is Balcázar. But, he famous as chicharito. Chicharito is Spanish, the meaning of chicharito is little pea.

The physical appearance of chicharito is tall and medium-built. His height is 175 cm and his weight is 75 kg. he has brown skin, black eyes, short hair, pointed nose, and cute smile.

He born on 1 June 1988 in Guadalajara, Mexico. Now, he is 25 years old. He is the striker in Manchester United. He was join to Manchester United since 2010. He also plays for National team of Mexico. He is the first Mexican player was join to Manchester United. In Manchester United, he use number 14 and the name on his shirt is Chicharito.

Javier 'Chicharito' Hernandez enjoyed a wonderful maiden season for United in 2010/11, scoring 20 goals in all competitions and terrorising defences with his pace and movement.

Adored in his native Mexico, it wasn't long before he also became a fans' favourite in the UK, thanks to his footballing ability, friendly demeanour and dedicated professionalism.

Unusually for a club of United's stature, the transfer was conducted completely under the radar: only the player and his father were aware of the deal and there was no prior speculation in the media, either in the UK or Mexico.

An out-and-out striker, Chicharito is quick, two-footed and strong in the air, qualities that have seen him likened to Reds legend Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. He made an early impact at international level, scoring twice for Mexico in the 2010 World Cup just days before completing his switch to United. Those goals introduced him to a wider global audience and would undoubtedly have led to a clamour for his signature – precisely the reason why United moved fast to complete the deal before the tournament began.

It quickly became clear why Sir Alex was so keen to sign Hernandez. After an eye-catching, goalscoring debut in pre-season against an MLS All-Stars side, Paul Scholes predicted the Mexican would score 25 goals in his first campaign... he wasn't far wrong. And though Hernandez was expected to be eased into the first team gradually, Sir Alex could not ignore his ability in front of goal for long. Chicharito grabbed his chance with both hands. He's a born finisher and scored all kinds of goals in 2010/11, among them numerous vital matchwinners.

By the end of a season in which he picked up his first league winners' medal, Sir Alex had enough faith in his new signing to start him in the Champions League final and it came as no surprise when he signed an improved five-year contract in October 2011.

Hernandez’s second season was less spectacular, thanks to a number of niggling injuries and the form of Danny Welbeck, although he still managed to bag 12 goals in 2011/12 – many of them important – at a rate of one every three appearances.

2012/13 proved to be another fruitful one in front of goal with him ending the season on 18 goals; only Robin van Persie scored more. A lack of regular starts left him frustrated but he was still always ready when called upon and his strikes in wins over Newcastle at Old Trafford and away at Chelsea and Villa were vital to United's title victory.