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Nathan Ridley

Javier Hernandez bursts into tears after he receives criticism for "being a bad father"

Former Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez couldn't hold back the tears during an emotional interview in which he addressed criticism that he'd been a "bad father."

The 33-year-old, who left the Red Devils in 2015 after five memorable years at Old Trafford and now plays for LA Galaxy, says he hasn't seen his two children, Nala and Noah, for more than a year after separating from his partner, Sarah Kohan. Opening up on his heartache to Mexican network ViX, Hernandez burst into tears while discussing fatherhood amid his battle with depression.

"I have not wanted them to know and to know that, but yes, they are the two beings I love the most in my life," the United fan favourite, who also had spells with Real Madrid, Bayer Leverkusen, West Ham United and Sevilla, began. "I would love for things to be different, they are not being and there is nothing left but to juice it up, to learn.

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