Mexican striker Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez has parted ways with the Los Angeles Galaxy following the expiration of his contract, the team confirmed on Friday. The player has since become a free agent.

“We are grateful to Javier for his dedication and contributions to the LA Galaxy,” head coach and sporting director Greg Vanney announced in a press release. “In four seasons with the Galaxy, Javier was a passionate leader for our club on and off the field. We wish him all the best moving forward.”

Arriving at the club in 2020, Chicharito made 82 appearances for LA Galaxy, scoring 39 goals and bagging six assists. He was twice named an MLS All-Star and won two LA Galaxy Player of the Year awards, with both accolades coming in 2021 and 2022.

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MLS teams are not giving up on the attempts to bring Mexican star forward Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez to the U.S. The latest club to make an attempt is LA Galaxy, who are reportedly preparing an offer for the 31-year-old.

ESPN Deportes’ Herculez Gomez reports that Galaxy is willing to offer $10 million to Sevilla in order to lure Hernandez from Spain. The club is focused on getting a replacement for Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the offseason, and consider Chicharito to be the perfect candidate.

Galaxy’s general manager Dennis te Kloese was recently asked about Chicarito’s possible arrival to the team, and while he didn’t deny the news, he did say that such move would be a challenge to pull off.

“He went from West Ham to Sevilla, and he’s been there for four months only. That makes it a little bit hard for both player and club. I think that’s going to be a challenge,” said te Kloese on Wednesday.

Javier Hernandez was previously linked with LAFC and expansion side Austin FC in the past, but neither move came to fruition. However, Hernandez admitted he is interested in coming to MLS in the future and might be even more open to the idea now, as he struggles to carve his place in Sevilla’s starting lineup.

Chicharito made nine appearances in La Liga this season, but only started four games and managed to score one goal. He played four matches in Europa League, adding two goals.

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Mexican striker Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez has parted ways with the Los Angeles Galaxy following the expiration of his contract, the team confirmed on Friday. The player has since become a free agent.

“We are grateful to Javier for his dedication and contributions to the LA Galaxy,” head coach and sporting director Greg Vanney announced in a press release. “In four seasons with the Galaxy, Javier was a passionate leader for our club on and off the field. We wish him all the best moving forward.”

Arriving at the club in 2020, Chicharito made 82 appearances for LA Galaxy, scoring 39 goals and bagging six assists. He was twice named an MLS All-Star and won two LA Galaxy Player of the Year awards, with both accolades coming in 2021 and 2022.

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MLS teams are not giving up on the attempts to bring Mexican star forward Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez to the U.S. The latest club to make an attempt is LA Galaxy, who are reportedly preparing an offer for the 31-year-old.

ESPN Deportes’ Herculez Gomez reports that Galaxy is willing to offer $10 million to Sevilla in order to lure Hernandez from Spain. The club is focused on getting a replacement for Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the offseason, and consider Chicharito to be the perfect candidate.

Galaxy’s general manager Dennis te Kloese was recently asked about Chicarito’s possible arrival to the team, and while he didn’t deny the news, he did say that such move would be a challenge to pull off.

“He went from West Ham to Sevilla, and he’s been there for four months only. That makes it a little bit hard for both player and club. I think that’s going to be a challenge,” said te Kloese on Wednesday.

Javier Hernandez was previously linked with LAFC and expansion side Austin FC in the past, but neither move came to fruition. However, Hernandez admitted he is interested in coming to MLS in the future and might be even more open to the idea now, as he struggles to carve his place in Sevilla’s starting lineup.

Chicharito made nine appearances in La Liga this season, but only started four games and managed to score one goal. He played four matches in Europa League, adding two goals.

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