Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez remains focused on his international duty with the Mexican national team ahead of Wednesday's friendly with Bosnia-Herzegovina, but at least one Italian club remains focused on him. According to the Italian press (via Univision Deportes' Rodolfo Landeros), the 26-year-old is closer to signing with Inter Milan by the day.
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Hernandez, who is scheduled to make his first start for El Tri in Chicago, has long been linked with an exit from Manchester United. His search for playing time at Old Trafford has even spilled over to the national team, failing to break into Miguel Herrera's first XI in each of the first two World Cup tuneups.
That, however, hasn't kept him from remaining optimistic.
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"I try to do the best I can, whether they give me one minute [of playing time] or 90," Hernandez told reporters (via Medio Tiempo). When asked about his future with Manchester United, he added, "In life, there's time for everything. Right now, my head is with the national team, with the World Cup. After that, we will see about my future."
"Thankfully, God gave me the confidence to be in my second World Cup and we expect to be arriving [in Brazil] in proper form."
Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez will have his opportunity to arrive as the starter should he perform admirably against Bosnia-Herzegovina tonight. The question is: Will he be arriving to the San Siro following the 2014 World Cup? Tell us @SportsWN
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