Javier Hernandez has said that he wants the next season to be similar as well. Hernandez, who scored the winner for Mexico in their 2-1 Gold Cup victory over Guatemala on Saturday, bagged 20 goals for Manchester United to help them win the Premier League and reach the Champions League final.

He said: “I am very happy that, as a squad, we won the English championship – a wonderful thing, especially after a title race so competitive.

“Our team has such soul and such spirit. Success is written into the DNA of this club. I’m at the best club in the world.

Mark Hughes has said that Javier Hernandez is almost similar to Wayne Rooney in terms of a threat they pose.

With Manchester United’s No.1 striker serving his much-publicised ban, Hernandez is set to deputise against Fulham at Old ­Trafford.

The 22-year-old has hit an impressive 17 goals in his debut season, having signed last summer from Mexican club Guadalajara.

Having won two titles, three FA Cups, the League Cup and the Cup Winners Cup as a United striker, Hughes knows a thing or two about what it takes to score goals for the Red Devils.

Javier Hernandez was the player Alex Ferguson sent on in order to replace Wayne Rooney. Firstly, the fact that Ferguson was forced to send on star striker Rooney at half-time underlined his lack of faith in the forward line of Gabriel Obertan, Bebe and to build on a 1-0 lead and put United into the comfort zone.

Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez has said that he wanted a hat-trick against Blackpool. The young Mexican striker was introduced with just under half an hour remaining and wasted little time in scoring the equaliser to make it 2-2.

With United swarming all over a tiring Blackpool side who had battled bravely for the best part of an hour, the pacey youngster proved too much to handle.

Despite the crucial leveller taking the influential striker's total to 10 goals this term, Javier Hernandez admitted he was disappointed not to have scored again.

Javier Hernandez has said that he is considering himself settling well at Manchester United recently. The 22-year-old striker agreed to join United in April, after a sum believed to be in the region of £7 million had been agreed between the two clubs.

Since his arrival at Old Trafford, the Mexico international has imposed himself on the Premier League by deputising ably when called upon to play in place of first-choice strikers Dimitar Berbatov or Wayne Rooney.

Javi Hernandez is reportedly on the top of José Mourinho's wish list. The Mail can exclusively report that José Mourinho wants to bring Tevez to Real Madrid to replace the injured Gonzalo Higuaín. Now, the Mill is no Geography buff, but Madrid is definitely not in Argentina – in fact, it's not even in South America! – and we were labouring under the impression that that's where Tevez wanted to go. You know. Home.

Javier Hernandez has said that he is prepared to wait for his chances at Manchester United. Rooney’s lengthy absence from the side allowed Hernandez to make an instant impact in English football following his £7million summer move from Mexico club Chivas Guadalajara.

He has scored six goals, including a late winner in the Champions League away game against Valencia in the Mestalla.

Javier Hernandez has said that he is living the dream at United. Sir Alex Ferguson sprung a surprise last April when it was announced the unknown Mexican was signing from Chivas of Guadalajara after the World Cup.

The happy-go-lucky striker had not appeared once on the speculation radar as the guessing game over new Red imports reached an end-of-season crescendo.

But United had been quietly keeping tabs on the player known as Chicharito for a year. And when the hitman himself was let in on the secret he couldn’t contain his emotions.

Javier Hernandez is being called up for Mexico's friendly with Ecuador and Colombia. Javier Hernandez will team up front with Giovani Dos Santos of Tottenham and Arsenal's Carlos Vela in the lineup named Wednesday.

Mexico plays Ecuador on Sept. 4 in Guadalajara and Colombia on Sept. 7 in Monterrey. Flores will handle the team in both matches as Mexico looks for a replacement for Javier Aguirre, who resigned days after Mexico lost to Argentina in the round of 16 at the World Cup in South Africa.

Manchester United goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar has praised the talent of new boy Javier Hernandez. Van der Sar, 39, was on hand to see the Mexico international score a fortuitous goal in his competitive debut for the club. Despite the comical nature of his finish, Hernandez impressed throughout his 45-minute cameo performance as United downed Chelsea 3-1 in the Community Shield.

Following the former Guadalajara striker's debut, Edwin Van der Sar was convinced 'Chicharito' has what it takes to shine on the Old Trafford stage.