Important Advice Hernandez for De Gea

Javier Hernandez reveals some of the difficulties faced by the foreign players who adapt to the Premier League.

Hernandez's teammate at Manchester United, David De Gea, undergo weeks of a difficult start in England. Especially after the various parties tried to question the ability of players berusian 20 this year to fill the position under the rule.

Sir Bobby Charlton before it had time to assess the difficult start of De Gea is most likely due to trouble themselves to adapt to the differences encountered between La Liga with the Premier League.

But this is precisely the problem did not arise in self-Hernandez last season. In its inaugural season, he immediately created 20 goals after being purchased at a price of 7 Million Pound from Chivas Guadalajara.

One significant difference between the two players are, Chicharito already speak English fluently when he arrived last summer. Meanwhile, De Gea, still have to undergo daily language lessons to talk to his teammate.

Hernandez, who is expected to return to the squad next week after an extended holiday break due to head injury he sustained during pre-season with United in yesterday, calling to speak English gives a big advantage to him.

And he then added, the arrival of my father and sister in England also simplifies the process of adaptation. Although De Gea still do not have family members who remain in Manchester, but his girlfriend had a few come to visit him.

"Moving to a new country is always difficult. But the fact that my father and my sister came to stay with very helpful. It makes everything easier, "said Hernandez in the Mirror.

"What I miss from Mexico is not the food or culture. But my family and how we used to sit and talk together. "

"I speak English quite well when it came here. And after that began to grow. Better understand and speak better. "

"The reality is that knowing English is very helpful. Because it means I can communicate in the locker room and get to know colleagues more quickly. "

"I was treated very well in Manchester and I have to do is pay the trust. I had a great inaugural season and hope to contribute more. "

"I think there will be great times ahead with this team and I am very excited with all the opportunities that exist next season."