Chicharito Joins Atlético Dallas for 2027 Debut, Eyes Long-Term Impact
By Ahmed Tazi

Hernández expressed his attraction to the long-term project, aiming to win championships and connect with the Dallas community. He sees this as a new chapter, bringing his expertise and becoming the organization's face. Peter Luccin was previously unveiled as the first-team manager. Hernández, a record goalscorer for Mexico, played for clubs like Manchester United and Real Madrid, and represented his country in multiple World Cups. He looks forward to playing football again and building something significant.







