Manchester United’s striker, Javier Hernandez has revealed that he is keen on helping the Red Devils push for the Premier League title, as the battle for the Premier League crown starts to heat up.
At the moment, United are sitting on top of the league table, with Manchester City trailing them by three points.
However, despite this lead, the Red Devils are well aware of the fact that they can’t afford to slack off at any moment in time.
Hernandez, who spent a good portion of the current season on the sidelines due to injuries has gone on to admit that he is more than willing to help his team out, whenever he can.
The Mexican, when talking about the season and just how emotional it has been is quoted to have said: "It’s a long season so these final few games are more emotional for everyone, but we have a big chance to win the Premier League again.”
"We’re in a great position because it depends on us – if we win all our games, we’ll win the league. We’re not in Europe, so we’ll probably be a little bit fitter because we’re only playing each weekend and have long weeks to rest and prepare for each game.”
He then went on to admit that he was still looking to adapt to the physicality of the Premier League and that he was going to try and get into the best physical shape that he could be in.
"I want to be a world-class player, so I need to work on every aspect of my game: my movement, goals and body strength, because I’m not the tallest or the strongest," the Mexican explained.
The twenty three year old forward then ended by admitting that he would do his best every time he stepped onto the pitch and that in the end, it would be the manager’s decision to decide whether he was ready to play for the team or not.
"I do my best and if the manager wants me to play one minute or 90 minutes, I need to be ready to help the team."
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