Not even Javier "Chicharito" Hernández himself imagined the negative impact that his statements against women would generate. made last week, to the point that the entire women's union of the Liga MX and several sports entities in Mexico have shown their rejection of the former Chivas striker.

In fact, from the presidency of the Liga MX Femenil through its head Mariana Gutiérrez, the players of the Chivas Femenil team, as well as the announcer Tania Rincon, have shown their disagreement against the comments against the female gender, to the point that they could lead to a sanction for violating the code of ethics of the Mexican Soccer Federation.

In this regard, the head of the Liga MX Femenil stated that: "Today all clubs have a gender commission, with a trained team, where they can receive this information, work on it, analyze it, review it, and know how it is impacting," the leader highlighted.

Hernández raised eyebrows with the following comment: "Today all clubs have a gender commission, with a trained team, where they can receive this information, work on it, analyze it, review it, and know how it is impacting" and the reactions against her were not long in coming.

Chivas players raise their voices

The way in which the Chivas players spoke out against "Chicharito" Hernandez's comments was to share the comment of activist Mariana Chavez, who questioned the former striker for Manchester United and Real Madrid, as well as other European teams, by pointing out that women currently have a different role in society and are no longer oppressed by the opposite sex.

The oppression is not in sweeping, it is in the fact that for centuries sweeping, cooking and caring were assigned as a biological destiny for women, while providing became the male privilege of going out into the world, of deciding, of building, of having a name, a story.

The difference, dear 'Chicharito' is that today women also study, work, run businesses, sustain entire economies and support four out of 10 households in Mexico alone, and yet they still come home to clean because the patriarchy continues to tell them that helping is a favor and not a shared duty," said the renowned defender of gender equality and human rights.

This public figure, in order to give more emphasis to the message shared by the players of the red and white team, explained that: We do not want men who provide money, we want providers of equality, of conscience, of time, of care and of emotional presence, because money will never pay for the invisible hours that you always pay for. They ignored it.

So no, it's not the cleanliness that bothers us, it's the mediocre discourse that justifies that male progress has always been possible at the cost of female exhaustion," said the aforementioned influencer.

For Tania Rincon, what Chicharito did is serious.

For her part, Tania Rincon, a renowned sports commentator, said that Chicharito's arguments were serious and that it would have been better to stick with the image of Manchester United's top scorer and not with these types of arguments that give him an unfavorable image.

Maybe Chicharito doesn't realize how much a comment like his transcends, because it empowers other macho men to say: 'It's better for women to go to the kitchen'... what he did is serious. did. and added that: We love you. I prefer to stay with the image of Chicharito, with all the victories he gave us, you know, Manchester United, Real Madrid, but he doesn't have an opinion on that, explained the host.

Other public figures in the artistic guild, such as Andrea Legarreta and Fatima Molina, also disapproved of the statements of the current Chivas forward, whose sporting glories are apparently far behind him and now he makes himself known with this type of comments to get attention.