Mexico coach Miguel Herrera said Javier Hernandez should leave Manchester United, with the striker's career in limbo.
With reports suggesting United manager Louis van Gaal has told the 26-year-old his services are no longer required at Old Trafford, national boss Herrera has claimed Hernandez would be better off elsewhere regardless.
The 66-time Mexico international made four substitute appearances for his country at the FIFA World Cup in Brazil, scoring once.
Herrera insisted Hernandez has something to offer a club in Europe now that he is seemingly surplus to requirements at United after joining the club in 2010.
Hernandez has been linked with three-time reigning Serie A champion Juventus - a switch Herrera would approve of.
"I think [Hernandez] needs to leave," Herrera told ESPN FC, via a translator.
"I think [Juventus] would be a good option for him. When a coach doesn't want you, when you have your best experience, your best moment with them, and now the coach that wanted you is no longer there - it's time to move.
"I think there are a lot of opportunities. They are not bad opportunities. If he goes to Juventus that would be an extraordinary team. Without a doubt, it would be a nice change for him. Hopefully he'll see more minutes."
Hernandez has also been linked with Premier League outfits Southampton and Tottenham, along with Spanish champion Atletico Madrid and Serie A side Inter.