The future of Hirving “Chucky” Lozano He seems to be in Major League Soccer, specifically in San Diego FC, a team that will make its debut in the American championship starting next season and that would seek to have one of its main figures in the Mexican attacker.
According to a report from TUDN, San Diego FC and “Chucky” Lozano are well advanced in talks for an eventual arrival of the Aztec striker to the MLS in a team that could also include the Mexican Guillermo “Memo” Ochoa, who He will leave Italian club Salernitana.
The first announcement about the conversations between the team that is about to debut in the American tournament and the PSV Eindhoven player was given by The Athletic journalist, Tom Bogert, who assured that there was still nothing concrete about the possibility of his arrival at the MLS.
Hirving “Chucky” Lozano He returned this season to PSV Eindhoven, with whom he is about to become Eredivisie champion, after several seasons with Napoli of the Italian Serie A where he was part of the team that won the Scudetto last season, breaking a drought of more 30 years old.
In this campaign the Mexican has not had his best performance in Europe. In total he has played some 21 matches corresponding to the Netherlands tournament in which he has scored six goals and distributed three assists, numbers that have resulted in several criticisms of his performance.
According to reports, the idea would be for “Chucky” Lozano to stay at PSV Eindhoven on loan for another six months and then join his new team in January when preseason work begins for its debut in the 2025 season. of the MLS.
The amount that would be handled in the negotiation would be about $12 million dollars, which would represent an increase compared to what the Dutch team would have paid Napoli to recover the Mexican for the start of this season, which would have been about $4 millions of dollars.
San Diego FC is not only looking for Mexican talent to have on the field of play but also off it since it was known that the board of directors of the new MLS team would be tempting Hugo Sánchez to be the technical director for their season. premiere.
Additionally, the Californian team would also have another Mexican in the offices with the incorporation of Carlos Aviña who would be leading an ambitious project to develop players in the team. The Mexican would currently be the sporting director of Monaco in the French Ligue 1.
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