Chelsea eye £15m move for Italian star, Manchester United midfielder face exit door in January - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
It seems like it will be a busy January transfer window for Chelsea. Jose Mourinho is looking to bring a central defender to bolster his squad and according to reports from Daily Mirror, the Portuguese is keen to land Inter Milan and Italy defender Andrea Ranocchia in January.
Possible Manchester United Starting Line-Up Against Leverkusen - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Manchester United will travel to Germany to face Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League Group A tie, where a victory for David Moyes' team would guarantee a position in the next rounds of this competition.
On this week's podcast: Should he stay or should he go his name is Chicharito, American football at the youth level is shrinking what does this mean for soccer in America, MLS "football" pitches, and old rivals at it again predictions for Arsenal's visit to Old Trafford this Sunday.
Last week, Javier Hernandez retweeting an article on Twitter which referred to his Mexican team-mate's comments about our striker's future at the club.
"Javier is my good friend and I hope he gets lots of chances this season at Manchester United," said Carlos Vela. "He is one of the best finishers in England and deserves chances under the new coach.
The future of Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez has been heavily speculated in recent weeks. His international teammate, Carlos Vela suggested that Hernandez should consider moving from Manchester United in order to play regularly.
The Mexican will find no shortage of takers due to his impressive goals/game ratio.
It's always good to know that your friends will have your back, no matter what, and Man United's third/fourth choice striker, Javier Hernandez probably knows this well.
The striker's Mexican teammate, Carlos Vela (who snubbed the national team because of an ongoing feud since March 2011 but recently accepted a call-up again, phew) has shown support for Chicharito, who has not received much game time at Man United.
Real Socieded vs Man Utd: Preview, Possible Line Up, Prediction - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Manchester United will travel to Basque country in Spain to face Real Sociedad where a victory for the Red Devils will almost guarantee their promotion to their next stages of the Champions League.
Possible Man Utd Starting Line-Up Against Real Sociedad - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Manchester United will travel to Basque country in Spain to face Real Sociedad where a victory for the Red Devils will almost guarantee their promotion to their next stages of the Champions League.
Frustrated Man Utd star determined to leave in January: Round-Up - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
In the past one week there are flurry of transfer reports being covered surrounding Manchester United. New manager David Moyes failed to make a bright impression in his first transfer window and the Scot will be looking to make amends in the January transfer window.
Javier Hernandez remains as one of the mysteries at Manchester United. The striker has one of the best goals/game ratio amongst the strikers playing for the top English clubs. He has scored 54 goals in 125 matches (even this ratio is down largely due to a poor 2011-12 season) and it is impressive considering that a large portion of them came on while playing as a substitute.
Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez has given a bit hint that he is considering leaving the club by retweeting an article suggesting he do that. His Mexico international team-mate and former Arsenal youngster Carlos Vela was quoted in a Sky Sports story suggesting that his compatriot might have to quit Old Trafford.
The Premier League once again provided some top quality goals this past weekend, but only five could make the list for the best goals of the week.
#5 - Sergio Aguero v Chelsea
The lethal Argentinian took full advantage of the space he was provided and timed his run to perfection before using his left foot to fire his shot past a rooted Petr Cech.
Possible Man Utd Starting Line-Up Against Norwich City - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Manchester United will face Norwich City in the Capital One Cup fourth round tie on Tuesday night at Old Trafford where David Moyes would be looking to give more opportunities to the youngsters in the squad.
After a stuttering start to his campaign with Manchester United, the international break should have offered some welcome relief for Javier Hernandez.
But anyone who has followed Mexico's most recent qualifying campaign will have known this to be unlikely, as El Tri have been nothing short of atrocious as of late.
Javier Hernandez has voiced his desire to play more games for Manchester United and hinted that if he isn't given a chance, he may have to play elsewhere. However, he does seem fairly upbeat about his situation and is prepared to work hard to get back in the starting XI.
"I strive for that [to start more games]," Hernandez told Mexican TV station Deportes Telemundo.
Mexico take on Panama in a massive World Cup Qualifier at the Estadio Azteca on Friday in what has shaped up to be a must win for Mexico.
The Mexicans have struggled to gain any momentum in this year's qualifiers in CONCACAF, but under new coach Victor Manuel Vucetich, El Tri will look to get back to their winning ways in Mexico City.
Manchester United's Javier Hernandez has revealed he is happy to compete to earn his place in David Moyes' starting line-up; however he has conceded that he may have to leave the Premier League in the future if he is unable to fulfil his dream of becoming a regular first team player.
Hernandez has only started two games this season which has led to many asking whether the Mexican international is really part of Moyes' future plans; however the 25-year-old has claimed he will continue to strive to become a first choice striker at Old Trafford.
Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez says he needs to be given more opportunities and is working towards being a regular starter whether that's at United or another club. The 25-year-old enjoyed a sensational first season in English football after joining from Chivas Guadalajara for £6m in 2010.
He's one of the most-liked players in the United, his reputation for scoring crucial goals when his team needs them the most comparable to the great Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. He was a pivotal figure in the last two title winning campaigns when his knack for popping up in the right place at the right time often saved the bacon for United.
Opinion Man Utd star should consider leaving OT instead of playing bit-part roles - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Mexico will be looking up to Javier Hernandez in their last couple of qualifiers, if they want to progress to the finals of the World Cup. He has made his countrymen proud before in the past and all hopes will rest on his shoulder again, as the boy from Guadalajara will be hoping to procure his magic for his nation.
Lucas Leiva is just one of the masses of Liverpool players and fans that were disheartened with defeat to Southampton and then Manchester United in subsequent matches in the Premier League and the Capital One Cup.
The Brazilian central midfielder was part of a side that looked to have United's number all night, but failed to convert their multitude of chances and fell 0-1 thanks to a Javier Hernandez goal on the start of the second half.
Lucas Leiva is just one of the masses of Liverpool players and fans that were disheartened with defeat to Southampton and then Manchester United in subsequent matches in the Premier League and the Capital One Cup.
The Brazilian central midfielder was part of a side that looked to have United's number all night, but failed to convert their multitude of chances and fell 0-1 thanks to a Javier Hernandez goal on the start of the second half.
Kop boss Brendan Rodgers has praised the effort of his players but rued the momentary lapse which ultimately caused defeat against Manchester United. Liverpool suffered their second straight defeat of the season on Wednesday night when a sole Javier Hernandez goal was enough to put Manchester United through to the fourth round of the Capital One Cup at Old Trafford.
Manchester United bounced back from their derby defeat to Manchester City with victory over Liverpool in last night's Capital One Cup clash. A Javier Hernandez goal just after half-time was enough to secure the win for David Moyes' side. Liverpool had created the better chances in the first-half, but their slack defending of a corner [.
Manchester United overcame rivals Liverpool 1-0 to reach the League Cup last 16 on a night which saw Capital One cup holders Swansea bow out meekly at Birmingham.
After getting thumped by Manchester City at the weekend, and having failed to beat either Chelsea or Liverpool in the league, this was a must-win game for David Moyes's side.
If Mexico qualifies for the World Cup, they'll do it without their European-based stars.
On Friday evening, Mexico National Team head coach Miguel Herrera announced his 23-man squad for the World Cup playoff matches against New Zealand, featuring only domestic-based players including 10 players from Herrera's club side, Club America.
Brazil 2014 suddenly looks far away for the land way under - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
The All Whites celebrating their historic draw against defending champions Italy in South Africa 2012
As the titans of world football played out the final chapters in their seemingly never-ending road to World Cup 2014 in Brazil a small, rather insignificant dot on the football world's heel watched on.
In a night of bizarre happenings for Mexico they'll be heading to the CONCACAF World Cup playoffs on the back of a late goal by their besties, the Americans Chicharito placed himself right in the center of the theme. Because technically, he scored. But the finish was so poor he actually forced his teammate into the action and the goal was chalked off.
1. Last night was a typical of example of the unpredictability we now face as United fans with our team that saw nine changes from the weekend easily brushing aside Norwich. We dominated the game from start to finish and played some really good football, particularly in the second half. Ferguson has said that this season will be considered a success for Moyes if he wins just one trophy so it was important we got a result last night.
Jose Mourinho, who won the League Cup twice during his first stint in charge of Chelsea F, is a step closer to making it a hat-trick after a 2-0 win at Premier League leaders Arsenal. Meanwhile things are looking up for David Moyes as he saw his side book a place in the quarter finals with a 4-0 win over Norwich.
Javier Hernandez brought a sense of stability back to Manchester United after a turbulent week by netting the only goal in an absorbing Capital One Cup tie with Liverpool. Hernandez wriggled away from Jose Enrique to touch home Wayne Rooney's corner. The Mexican's first goal of the campaign came so early in the second-half, United manager David Moyes had barely got beyond the penalty area in his walk to the home dug-out.
It was supposed to be Luis Suarez's night to shine, but instead it was a different Latin American star who stole the spotlight.
Manchester United forward Javier Hernandez proved to be the difference as he scored in his first start of the season to take his club on top of arch-rivals Liverpool, 1-0, in the third round of the Capital One Cup.
Manchester United 4-0 Norwich City All Goals by all-goals
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Following our 3-2 win against Stoke at the weekend, Javier Hernandez has hailed the performance of David de Gea, claiming that our keeper is the best in the world.
"He was wonderful," Hernandez told the official site. "Like I always say, we are a team and there are no heroes, but in some games there are players who make the difference and David was the one on Saturday.
He may be somewhat of a disappointment to the Mexican press (especially after El Tri find themselves struggling for World Cup qualification) but Chicharito proved his worth after scoring the winning goal in United's 1-0 League Cup victory over Liverpool last night.
