Hirving Lozano

Hirving Lozano is a professional football player from Mexico who plays for Serie A club Napoli and the Mexico national team. Wearing jersey number 11, Lozano can also play in the position of Left Winger and Centre-Forward. 

Lozano is widely famous by his nickname Chucky. Besides, Lozano has been playing for the senior team of Mexico for a long time and has represented them in many tournaments. Lozano was also in the squad that played in the FIFA World Cup 2022.

Lozano Net Worth and Salary Explored

Hirving Lozano makes most of his gains from being a professional footballer. Lozano enjoys a massive net worth of more than $11 million. Besides, his current deal is with Napoli. So, Lozano signed a contract in 2019 and received huge cash worth €45 million.

Playing with Napoli, Lozano earns £97,000 as his weekly wage and £5,044,000 in a year. While playing for the same team in the 2021 season, Lozano received £112,000 a week and £5,824,000 a year. Before that season, Lozano took £120,000 a week and £6,240,000 a year. 

Likewise, Lozano prominently played for PSV Eindhoven, with who he had a deal of €12.50 million. According to Transfermrkt, Lozano has a considerable market value of €28 million, while it was €45 million on March 23, 2021. 

Lozano Love Life: Details About His Partner and Children

Lozano is happily married to his girlfriend-turned-wife, Ana Obregon. It is reported that the duo dated each other for some time before tying the knot in 2014. During their marriage, Lozano was just 18 years old. Both of them prefer to keep themselves away from the media, due to which there is not much information about his marriage.

Being married for more than seven years, Lozano and Obregon have started a family of their own. The married couple has two kids named Ana Daniela, and the other's name remains unknown. But we can get updated with their life by following Lozano on Instagram under the username @hirvinglozano. 

Hirving Lozano's Early Life

Hirving Lozano is a native of Mexico City, Mexico, born on July 30, 1995, to Ana Maria Bahena and Jesus Lozano. He grew up alongside his brother, Bryan Mauricio Lozano Bahena, who currently plays for UNAM Pumas U20.

Lozano, who is of Mexican by his nationality, began his footballing career at Pachuca in 2009. 

Hirving Lozano's Club Career

Pachuca

Following various youth levels at Pachuca, Lozano was promoted to the club's main team club in 2014. On February 8, 2015, he made his Liga MX debut and scored a goal for his side in a 1-0 victory over Club America. In the Clausura tournament finals, Lozano and his team won the league title after they defeated Monterrey 2-1 aggregate in 2016.

In April 2017, Pachuca won the CONCACAF Champions League after defeating Tigres UANL in the finals, with Lozano winning the Best Young Player Award and the Golden Boot as the completion's top scorer with eight goals.

PSV Eindhoven

On June 19, 2017, Lozano moved to Dutch club PSV Eindhoven, signing a six-year contract for a reported transfer fee of $9.62 million. Upon his arrival, he was assigned shirt No. 11.

Lozano made his competitive PSV debut in the Europa Leagues qualifiers, playing against Osijek. On August 12, he made his Eredivisie debut against AZ Alkmaar, where he scored a goal. The match ended in a team's 3-2 win. On April 15, 2018, he won the Eredivisie title with PSV after their 3-0 triumph over Ajax.

Hirving Lozano's International Career

Hirving Lozano has represented his national side both at the junior and senior levels. He was a part of Mexico's U-20 and U-22 national teams. More, he represented his national side in the Olympics in 2016 and has been capped three times with three goals.

In February 2016, Lozano received his first call-up to the Mexico national team under Coach Juan Carlos Osorio. On February 10, he made his international debut in a friendly match against Senegal in a 2-0 win. His first goal for the national team came on March 25, 2016, in a 3-0 win over Canada at the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifying third-round match.

More, the footballer was also part of the 2017 Confederations Cup. In May 2018, he was named in Mexico's 28-man squad, along with his teammates Alfredo Talavera, Guillermo Ochoa, and Rafael Marquez, at the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia. He scored the opening goal against Germany with an assist by Javier Hernandez on June 17.