Source: 'Chicharito' set to join expansion USL side in Dallas - ESPN

What the report says
ESPN, citing a source who spoke to ESPN Mexico, reported that Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez is poised to sign with Atletico Dallas, an expansion club in the USL Championship. The supplied report identifies Hernandez as Mexico’s all-time leading scorer and says the move would take him to the Dallas-based side as it enters the league.
The available article text does not include contract terms, an announcement date, roster status, or confirmation from Hernandez, Atletico Dallas, the USL Championship or any other club. Based on the supplied evidence, the development remains a sourced report rather than an officially announced signing.
If completed, the move would be notable for a second-division U.S. club because Hernandez is one of the most recognizable Mexican players of his generation. He is best known internationally by his nickname, “Chicharito,” and has played in major leagues in Europe and North America during a long professional career. His arrival could give Atletico Dallas immediate attention as an expansion team and strengthen the club’s profile with Mexican and broader soccer audiences in the Dallas area.
General context: the USL Championship operates below Major League Soccer in the U.S. professional soccer structure and has increasingly pursued recognizable players and local-market growth. ESPN’s report suggests Atletico Dallas may be seeking a high-profile debut identity, but no additional details on the club’s plans were provided in the supplied material.
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