Hirving Lozano was pleased with the welcome and treatment he received from his teammates on the Mexican national team after a long absence due to disciplinary issues, which were taken into account by the Tricolor coach Javier Aguirre before giving him another opportunity.

The above was aired by the San Diego FC forward himself, who mentioned that each of the members of the Tricolor and the coaching staff showed him their friendly side to once again generate that rapport that made him be considered for the 2018 World Cup in Russia and 2022, one of the standout players of the Mexican team.

“They received me very well, they told me that it has been a very pleasant arrival and I am very happy and glad to be back. I am enjoying the moment with my teammates and the coaching staff that I barely know and participating with them has been very nice,” said the former Pachuca striker.

With 30 years of age, Chucky is considered one of the most experienced members of the Tricolor, so when asked about his responsibility of wearing the national team again, he said: “It’s been different, I’m experiencing it a bit like in San Diego, which has been a different and pleasant experience, it’s been very nice, and now here with the National Team, trying to support, trying to always be by the side of the young people and be a support for them, because that’s very important, and help them with whatever they need.”

Japan and South Korea, two demanding synods

Regarding the duels against Japan and South Korea, Lozano said that with important matches and that they should take advantage of this kind of friction thinking about the next World Cup: “They are two important national teams at a world level, I think that they are the two teams that are going to the World Cup and they are going to be very nice and interesting matches with a very high level of demand because they both have important players and you have to enjoy them, you have to help the coach and do it in the best way.”

Good adaptation in the MLS

Finally, the famous “Chucky” highlighted that his first season in Major League Soccer (MLS) has been very learning and challenging, especially because it is the first team after his experience in Europe in which he provides his services.

“I am adapting well, as I have said, the league has a high level, it has great players and both my family and I are very happy to be in San Diego. The people have received us wonderfully with much affection and I always thank them for loving us like that,” commented the national team’s striker.