Man Utd Transfers: 10 Flops Who Must Follow David Moyes Out Of Old Trafford

2. Javier Hernandez

This has statistically been Javier Hernandez's worst season in a Manchester United shirt. The Mexican has a return of just the four league goals from 20 appearances this season as opposed to 10 from 22 in the 2012-13 campaign. It's only fair to point out that an incredible 76.2% of those appearances have come from the substitutes' bench, (squawka stats), but for someone who plays the role of an 'impact sub' that's simply not a good enough tally. By contrast, Edin Dzeko, who operates in a similar role for Man City, has scored 11 goals this season despite playing a full 90 minutes just 33.3% of the time for his club this term. 'Chicharito', who currently sits behind Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie in the pecking order at Old Trafford, has found Premier League starts hard to come by and may be open to a move this summer. Likewise, the Red Devils may be looking to offload the forgotten man from their wage bill and it remains to be seen if he fits into the new manager's plans.