The future of Hirving “Chucky” Lozano is once again at the center of the conversation, especially among Hispanic fans who live in the United States and closely follow both MLS and Liga MX. After his departure from San Diego FC was confirmed, reports began to circulate about what could be his next destination, and one of the names that has attracted the most attention is Cruz Azul.
On the program “Enfocados”, journalist John Sutcliffe stated that La Máquina “has raised its hand” as a possible option for the Mexican striker. According to what was mentioned, the key issue would be the way in which San Diego FC would be looking to move the player, since there would be the possibility that his departure would be worked through a loan, in addition to the fact that there would be MLS clubs interested in adding him. Sutcliffe explained that, in addition to the alleged interest of Cruz Azul, options within the US league have also been mentioned, including teams such as LA Galaxy and Houston Dynamo, which reinforces the idea that Chucky Lozano could stay in the United States if the move is made in that direction.
His future is still up in the air
However, not all Mexican clubs would be in the running.
In recent days, various coaches and directors have made it clear that they are not contemplating the arrival of Chucky Lozano.
Gabriel Milito, Chivas’ coach, stated in a press conference that he has no interest in signing him.
Antonio Noriega, an executive of Rayados, stated that the club has already closed its transfer market.
Esteban Solari, Pachuca’s coach, also said he felt confident with the current squad, implying that they do not plan to look for the Mexican winger.
In the last few hours, journalist Adrián Esparza Oteo reported that Hirving Lozano has been offered to Cruz Azul.
But La Noria would have responded with a “no” in the first instance.
Even so, the issue does not die down, because in soccer the market moves fast and needs change from game to game.
Money and the 2026 World Cup weigh in
There are reportedly MLS clubs interested in signing him
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Another factor influencing the debate is the economic issue.
When Chucky Lozano arrived at San Diego FC, it was reported that his salary would be in excess of six million dollars.
With the possibility of growing up to 7.5 million per bonus, a high figure that could complicate any negotiation in Liga MX if there is no favorable financial agreement.
For U.S. Hispanic audiences, this story is relevant because it connects two worlds:
MLS, which continues to grow as a league, and Liga MX, where Chucky Lozano continues to be a figure of enormous media impact.
Moreover, with the 2026 World Cup fast approaching, “Chucky’s” next team will be key to his competitive rhythm and continuity.
For now, the only thing that is clear is that Chucky Lozano is once again on the market’s radar…
And his return to Mexico, although not confirmed, is still a possibility that generates expectations.
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