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Former Manchester United ahead Javier Hernandez has launched a controversial video of himself on Instagram.
United success
The Mexican, referred to as “Chicharito” performed for the membership between 2010 and 2015.
He scored 59 objectives in 157 appearances for United, profitable two Premier League titles.
Chicharito would later play for golf equipment groups as Bayer Leverkusen, Sevilla and West Ham United.
The 37-year-old at present performs in Mexico for Guadalajara.
Controversial video
The previous Purple Satan has confronted alienating tens of millions of his former followers by releasing a weird video chastising the position of ladies in trendy society.
For little obvious cause, Chicharito recorded himself criticising ladies’s place in 2025 and claimed that they have been “failing”.
His outrageous tirade on Instagram started by claiming that ladies “are eradicating masculinity by making society hypersensitive.
He instructed ladies to “embrace your female vitality: nurturing, caring, receiving, multiplying, cleansing, sustaining the house, which is probably the most valuable place for us males.”
The previous United attacker additionally requested for ladies to “permit” themselves to be led by a person “who solely needs to see you cheerful.”
The striker additionally claimed that males are failing in trendy society attributable to their “lack of dedication, placing our companions final, not preserving our phrase, and never prioritising habits to develop into admirable.”
Lastly, he unusually asserted that everybody is frightened to precise themselves as we’re “eradicating masculinity” and that ladies “should study to honour masculinity”.
Backlash
Naturally, the Mexican has confronted a backlash towards his dated views and has in all probability already misplaced a big quantity of goodwill he generated on the membership while a participant.
Hernandez separated from his personal spouse in 2021 and has since spoken on his personal failings as a husband throughout their time collectively.
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