Former Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez has been fined and warned about his future conduct after making sexist remarks on social media.
The Mexican Soccer Federation stated the 37-year-old, now with Liga MX facet Chivas, made a collection of statements “selling sexist stereotypes” on TikTok.
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The striker stated on social media that ladies are “failing” and “eradicating masculinity”.
“Do not be afraid to be girls, to permit yourselves to be led by a person,” stated the previous Mexico captain.
The feedback, which had been made final weekend, had been met with a backlash in Mexico.
President Claudia Sheinbaum, the nation’s first feminine president, stated: “Chicharito is an excellent soccer [player] however relating to his opinion on girls… he nonetheless has so much to be taught.”
Chivas stated the feedback had been “opposite to the ideas and values” of the membership and that that they had taken “acceptable motion” towards Hernandez, although they didn’t specify which motion.
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Hernandez, joined Manchester United from Chivas in 2010.
He spent 4 years at Outdated Trafford, successful the Premier League twice.
After spells with Actual Madrid and Bayer Leverkusen, he returned to the Premier League with West Ham for a three-season stint between 2017 and 2020.
Hernandez then joined Sevilla from the Hammers, earlier than spending 4 seasons with MLS facet Los Angeles Galaxy.
He returned to former membership Chivas in 2023, signing a two-year deal.