After a season spent in Spain, striker Javier Hernandez, who has returned to "Manchester United," claims that he still has a future at the club and the "red devils" doors are not closed to him.
Last year, the new team coach Louis van Gaal did not find a place for the Mexican in the team and the footballer was loaned to Madrid's "Real," but this year the Spaniards did not use the opportunity to buy his contract.
"At that time, the circumstances were different, Van Gaal arrived and wanted to restructure the team, make it smaller," said Hernandez. "There were no matches in Europe, so maybe he didn't need so many players, because not all of them would have been able to play.
Now the situation has changed. The Champions League qualifiers are coming, more matches and more opportunities to show myself. I think I will have chances at United. I want to be where I can play.
If it's Man Utd or another team, I will still be happy. That's my priority. Real knew the date by which they could buy me, but they didn't take advantage of it. Now they are like any other club, and I am a United member. That's the only truth."
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