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Javier Hernandez fondly nicknamed Chicharito is all set to return to action in the coming few days. He was out warming the bench following a calf injury. The Mexican international plays his club football in the Major Soccer League in the United States of America for the Los Angeles Galaxy.

Chicharito sustained the injury while training with his club in July. He was advised to rest for 3-4 weeks. But with the lack of physical training and treatment due to the Coronavirus pandemic, he has taken longer than expected to recuperate.
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Chicharito, the attacker from LA Galaxy, is set to return to activity virtually. He will take part in one of the FIFA 20 tournaments that is being organised by Diego Schwartzman and Paulo Dybala to raise money for the Red Cross of Argentina. Previously, this pair had announced a tournament named La Champlay Solidaria along with some images of people who cannot be disclosed. In one of the images, a flag of Mexico appeared and it was revealed finally as Javier ‘Chicharito’ Hernandez. The FIFA 20 challenge or the tournament will take place on 18^th and 19^th April 2020 from 3 pm.

Dybala and Schwartzman did a live session on one of the social media platforms to inform about the tournament and also revealed the entire schedule. The first rival for Javier ‘Chicharito’ Hernandez in this tournament will definitely be the renowned attacker from Juventus. They will come face to face on 19^th April, Saturday which is the second day for the challenge. It is important for them to really focus on the game with concentration. It is the best competition to showcase what tactics and strategies they have learned about football all these years. They have to showcase great play because there is direct elimination in this competition.
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The injury of Marcus Rashford has left Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s Man United in some form of disarray. The likes of Chicharito and even Solskjaer shows that the Red Devils aren’t aliens to the concept of having a capable second striker who functions mostly as a super sub and most importantly the kind of guy you want to call when shit hits the ceiling.

The sale of RomeluLukaku very much thinned out the striking options available at Old Trafford but the injury of their golden boy has continued to show how much of a big and silly risk the board or whoever is in charge of making such decisions took when they allowed the Belgian move to Italy without sourcing for an immediate replacement.

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