He wants to sell his luxurious mansion; his wish is to return to the 'Tri'

After being sold to an English team during his teens, a top Mexican player currently playing in MLS would be willing to sell his mansion in the United States and return to Mexican soccer to be considered by the Mexican National Team that will play in the World Cup. Qatari soccer.

The Mexico's player who would not go to the World Cup

After buying his house for 6 million dollars, Mexican striker Javier Hernández would sell the property for a larger amount and could sign with a leading team in Liga MX in recent years.

The striker still has hopes to be summoned and play the World Cup to be held in November; however, it will not be easy since he has not been considered by coach Gerardo Martino, and even players like Rogelio Funes Mori have beaten him.

Tigres de la UANL would be the team that would sign Hernández Balcázar, since they are looking for a top-level striker for Apertura 2022.

While Funes Mori parties, what Gignac is asking for to play for El Tri