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Javier Hernandez: his new mega mansion in which Will Smith is his new neighbor

Javier Hernandez took advantage of the hiatus with LA Galaxy to buy a mega mansion in the same neighborhood as Hollywood actor Will Smith.

By Mauricio Saenz

Javier Hernandez took advantage of the hiatus with LA Galaxy to buy a mega mansion in the same neighborhood as Hollywood actor Will Smith.
Javier Hernandez took advantage of the hiatus with LA Galaxy to buy a mega mansion in the same neighborhood as Hollywood actor Will Smith.

Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez is one of the players that earns the most money in all of MLS thanks to his millionaire contract that he has in LA Galaxy. Charging almost $ 7 million per year, Chicharito Hernandez can afford all kinds of luxuries and now he bought the mansion in which he lives and has Will Smith as a neighbor. Javier Hernandez is fulfilling the dream of anyone who wants to live in the best neighborhood in Los Angeles surrounded by movie stars like Will Smith.

Javier Hernandez's season at the LA Galaxy was very poor, but that doesn't mean he was paid a great salary. Currently, Chicharito Hernandez is training like never before to show that he is worth the money that he is signed in the contract. As long as he continues to collect that money, Chicharito Hernandez will continue to have a life full of luxury.

 

Chicharito Hernandez bought the house in one of the most luxurious and exclusive neighborhoods in Los Angeles. It is not just any neighborhood since that is where Hollywood stars like Will Smith live. When Chicharito Hernandez goes out for a run in the morning he will surely meet famous people.

Javier Hernandez got tired of renting and in the last few days he decided to buy the house he was in and it is estimated that he spent close to $ 5 million dollars. Being Will Smith's neighbor and being in a neighborhood as exclusive as Beverlly Hills seduced Chicharito Hernandez and his family. This may also be an indication that Javier Hernandez plans to stay in Los Angeles for much longer.


Mauricio Saenz

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