Hirving Lozano has a return date in Napoli

The last weeks of Hirving Lozano were not the best as he lived away from the field of play the hard and historic elimination of Napoli at the hands of Granada in the 16th finals of the Europa League due to injury. However, at the start of the new month, the smile returned to the face of the Mexican forward. It is that although he continues to train differentiated by a strain in the right adductor, he already has a tentative date for his return.

The southern Italian side is sixth in Calcio with a total of 43 points, just three units away from entering the Champions League qualifying positions. And this Wednesday, March 3, he will have a tough challenge ahead: he will have to travel to Emilia-Romagna to face Sassuolo for the 25th date. However, the Mexican striker is ruled out for this commitment.

Through an official statement, the Neapolitan team gave information about the team's injured. "He has performed therapies and personalized work in the field", published the club's medical staff, referring to the evolution of the first-degree strain in the adductor of the right thigh suffered by the ex-Pachuca. With this outlook, he could reappear on the field for matchday 26 of Calcio: next Sunday, March 7, when Napoli host Bologna at Diego Armando Maradona.

Is Chucky Lozano's stage in Napoli over?

An Italian journalist has revealed that the Italian team seeks to recover in financial matters so it would sell not only Hirving Lozano, but three other starting footballers. Paolo Bargiggia revealed on the Radio 1 Station program that, in addition to the possible sales of Fabián Ruiz and Kalidou Kolibaly, Napoli has in mind to sell Chucky Lozano, as well as the captain of the Neapolitan squad, Lorenzo Insigne.

"Who can be the great sacrifice in the summer market? Fabián Ruiz and Kalidou Koulibaly, but not only them. I would not rule out a farewell from Hirving Lozano, who is doing better and who can bring economic benefits, or even Lorenzo Insigne. De Laurentiis would like to sell two of these four", he said.