Archive · 10 Jan 2026
Lozano Leaving San Diego FC After One Season
Hirving “Chucky” Lozano, a famous Mexican soccer player, played for San Diego FC for one season.
He scored some goals but also got into a fight in the locker room.
The team decided not to keep him for another season.
They think he is not the best fit for their style of play.
Lozano made a lot of money last season, which makes it hard to find a new team.
The team is now looking for a new player to help them win more games and attract fans.
Hirving “Chucky” Lozano will not return to San Diego FC for a second season.
Lozano scored 9 goals in 27 regular season games and 2 in the postseason.
He was benched late in the season after a locker room altercation.
San Diego FC decided not to keep him due to a collective decision involving the team's future.
Lozano's salary of $7,633,333 complicates a potential transfer.
- Who
- Hirving “Chucky” Lozano, a 30-year-old Mexican national team player
- What
- Lozano will not return to San Diego FC for a second season
- When
- After the 2025 season
- Where
- San Diego, California
- Why
- Due to a locker room altercation and not fitting the team's style of play
- Player
- Hirving “Chucky” Lozano
- Current Team
- San Diego FC
- Position
- Forward
- Goals in Regular Season
- 9
- Postseason Goals
- 2
- Salary
- $7,633,333
- Contract Length
- 4 years
- Reason for Departure
- Locker room altercation and style of play