Overview
- San Diego FC general manager Tyler Heaps said Hirving Lozano has been told he is not in the club’s sporting plans for 2026.
- Goal reports, citing Fabrizio Romano and Súper Deportivo, that Lozano is unwilling to consider offers requiring a move this window and intends to stay.
- Lozano’s reported $7.6 million annual salary and multi-year deal make a transfer or loan difficult without a significant compromise.
- Several teams have been linked, including Cruz Azul, Atlanta United and Tigres, while Chivas, Monterrey and Pachuca publicly denied interest.
- Marca reports Real Oviedo has explored a loan, though any deal would require San Diego’s cooperation and resolution of substantial financial hurdles.