Manchester United coach
Louis van Gaal has ruled out a return to
Manchester United for Mexico striker
Javier ‘Chicharito’ Hernández, who is on-loan at
Real Madrid until the end of the season.
“
Chicharito’s future? I have sent him away already this season,” the Dutchman told British newspaper the Daily Star.
“I said the same as I said to [Danny ]
Welbeck: 'You are again a substitute and I don't think that is good for you',” Van Gaal added about the striker, who scored a brace in
Real Madrid’s 2-4 victory at Celta Vigo on Sunday.
Last week,
‘Chicharito’ also scored against
Atlético Madrid, a goal that sent Madrid through to the semi-finals of the
Champions League.
“When you score a goal - as he has just done for
Real Madrid - are you suddenly different? I don't think so,” said Van Gaal.
However, the Dutch coach has left the door for Colombian
Radamel Falcao, who is on-loan at United from Monaco, to sign a permanent contract at
Old Trafford.
“I can't say the same to him. Falcao has the quality to play,” said Van Gaal, who has guided United to fourth in the Premier League with 65 points, 12 behind Chelsea and two behind Arsenal and Manchester City.