Hirving Lozano leaves Napoli and reveal where he will play

Much has been said about the possible departure of Hirving, Chucky, Lozano for Napoli, heading into next season. The Mexican offensive winger has been one of the best footballers for the Italian team this season; however, this would come out for economic reasons considering the good amount of money big teams could offer for him.

Napoli is one of the Italian teams that has been most affected by the financial crisis derived from the pandemic. Faced with such a situation, and if the club does not manage to access to the next Champions League season (which rewards with an economic solvent), the owner of the celestial institution would consider selling its top stars, including the Aztec player for whom they could ask just over 35 million euros.

For this reason, ‘El Universal’ announced three of the teams that would be most interested in getting the services of ‘Chucky’ Lozano, who could continue his career in either Spain or England. The first team would be Manchester United, a historic Premier League team that would have the Mexican in mind, although not as a priority, to reinforce its squad on the wings.

The second team would be Arsenal, an institution that, despite its history, has moved away from the top of the general table in England. Unlike what happened with United, in this case the person interested in signing the player would be Mikel Arteta himself, who would seek to sign him thanks to the explosiveness that he has on the field. 

Finally, the last squad that is also interested in Lozano is Atlético de Madrid. Given the difficulty that Diego Simeone has had to specify an indisputable starter for the bands, the Argentine coach would welcome his arrival in the understanding that he can play both on the left and on the right wing. Right now, ‘Chucky’ Lozano is still recovering from an injury he had in the game against Juventus. Despite this, the Mexican can boast remarkable records this season by accumulating 13 goals and 4 assists in 32 games with Napoli.