Javier Hernández

Mexican footballer, Premier League striker

Javier Hernández - Athletes & Sports Figures born June 1st, 1988
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A professional footballer, achieved prominence by playing as a striker for prominent clubs in various leagues. Made a significant impact in the Premier League with Manchester United, where notable contributions led to winning two Premier League titles and the FA Community Shield. After a successful stint in England, continued career in La Liga with Real Madrid and further clubs like Bayer Leverkusen and West Ham United. Also represented the Mexican national team, participating in several CONCACAF Gold Cups and FIFA World Cups.

Won two Premier League titles with Manchester United

Scored multiple goals for the Mexican national team

Featured in the 2010, 2014, and 2018 FIFA World Cups

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