The novel between Javier Hernández and El Tri seems to have no end . Everyone wants to comment on the absence of “Chicharito” from the Mexican team. Gerardo Martino does not summon him with Mexico and the reasons end up being an uncertainty. However, e l “Chepo” De la Torre was in charge of ensuring That his lack of opportunities does not pass due to behavioral issues.
“I had to make my debut, have a lot of sports and outside relationships. I have always had great affection for ‘Chicharo’. Absolutely nothing happened with me, we were always on the same line. He was always normal with me, I don’t know what else happened with the other coaches ”, declared the former Mexico coach in a statement to Pasión W .
I weighed To all the speculations, the truth is that the “Tata” preferred to resort to the call of a naturalized player, such as Rogelio Funes Mori , rather than give the forward of Los Angeles Galaxy.
The Aztec striker had a great start to the season in Major League Soccer . However, the Mexican was off the court for two months, after sustaining an injury to his club. However, on the last day of North American football, “Chicharito” returned to ownership, although with a blopeer included .
De la Torre supports the opinion of Miguel Herrera
“El Piojo” told the media the little confidence that Mexican coaches have in the Liga MX . In fact, in the current tournament, there are only four Aztec coaches in the first division of Mexican soccer . In this sense, the former El Tri international, José Manuel de la Torre, supported these ideas.
“ If you see that a coach is going badly and They run it nationally and the media already have 8 replacements. It is not the money, it is the projects and objectives of each person. If you produce and have good results you will be a cheap technician for everything you generate, but if you are in the lower part you will be very expensive ”, he declared.
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