The agent of the Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez has said that there is no truth in the Mexican being linked with a move away from the club in the summer.

The 25-year-old was one of the stunning new signings for the club only a few seasons ago, but he has been unable to get regular game time due to the emergence of Danny Welbeck and the arrival of Robin van Persie. He has largely found himself being used as a substitute in most of the matches, while his first team stars have been limited to the league cup and unimportant matches.

This has apparently frustrated the striker, who continues to be linked with several clubs including the Spanish giants Real Madrid. Despite being on the bench more often than not, Hernandez continues to have an incredible impact in the team by scoring several goals as a substitute. United have been linked with a move for the Borussia Dortmund striker Robert Lewandowski in the summer, which would further reduce the first-team opportunities for Hernandez. However, his client is prepared to stay at Old Trafford and fight for his place according to his agent. Hernandez has been on the scoresheet 15 times already this season.

"Javier is thinking about his season in United. We are both not thinking about the market rumours. For this reason I think that this isn't the right moment to leave," said Eduardo Hernandez, who is currently the agent for the Mexican. Hernandez has been at Old Trafford for the last three seasons now, and he has managed more than 10 league goals in each of them. Despite this, he has not been able to force a regular starting line-up place. The likes of Rooney and Welbeck have made more than 20 appearances, while van Persie is almost close to making 30 appearances.