Irving Rodrigo Lozano Baena

Irving Lozano is a Mexican football player who is not tired of discussing after every match he has played. The fact is that this athlete is not only talented, but also very short-tempered. The intemperance of the character constantly pushes Irving to break the rules and even clarify the relationship with other players. However, the brilliant game makes the coach and teammates forgive the young man his exuberant temper, especially since on the field Lozano really has almost no equal.

Irving Rodrigo Lozano Baena - such is the full name of the football player - was born on July 30, 1995 in Mexico City. Before Irving was born, the athlete's parents lived in Guatemala, but in 1993 a serious financial crisis erupted in that country. Father Lozano, according to media, was indirectly involved in what was happening, so he considered it a good thing to leave away from disgruntled residents. So the Family of Lozano ended up in Mexico, where Irving was born.

Irving got the name thanks to his father. He was a Star Wars fan and named his son after the director of the fifth part of this fantasy saga about the adventures of Darth Vader - Irwin Kershner. The letter "g" appeared in the boy's name because of a random typo in the papers, but the parents of the future football star did not correct the misunderstanding.

From an early age, Irving admired his older brother Jose. Although there was only a year of difference between the boys, the family considered Jose the leader and the family's main hope, so Irving remained in the shadow of his older brother for a long time. Of course, the boy wanted to be like Jose. This is the first time Irving has found himself on the football field - his brother had high hopes in the sport and was even considered one of the best players in the state of his age.

Jose was really talented, but did not miss the opportunity to play teammates or seniors. One day the guy decided to make fun of the coach and doused that with hot sauce. Such an antics the athlete was not forgiven, with shame excluding from the team. This story became known throughout the state, Jose himself decided to leave football and now, according to rumors, earns catching sharks.

After the incident, Irving managed to spread his wings. The boy began to train hard and soon achieved no less success than his older brother. The game of 7-year-old Irving was once noticed by a casual observer who knows a lot about the game. And soon the coaches of promising teams started talking about the talented boy. After a while, Irving Lozano was already training at the legendary Pachuca Club.

In 2014, Irving Lozano took the field for the first time as part of the club's official team. It so happened that the first match with the participation of Lozano was quite responsible - played with "America", perhaps the most popular club in the country. The old boy was not taken seriously by any of the opponents, but Lozano proved that he deserves the title of the best, scoring the only goal in this important match for the team. From that moment a serious professional biography of Irving Lozano began.

The funny nickname "Chaka," by which Irving is known, also hails from childhood. The boy was no less mischievous than his brother. As a boy, Irving often poked fun at his teammates during numerous trips and training camps for youth teams. Lozano's favorite trick was to scare his teammates by hiding under a bed in a dark room and then suddenly jumping out of there. Soon the boy began to be compared to the doll Chucky from the popular "horror" director Don Mancini. The nickname took root and became almost the second name of the footballer.

On the field, Irving Lozano traditionally attracted the attention of fans and rivals only to himself, making the latter notably nervous. Even being a player of youth, the national team Lozano repeatedly became the champion of tournaments and received the title of top scorer.

In 2016, thanks to Chucky's brilliant game, The Pachuca team won the coveted Mexican Cup. A year later, Irving Lozano was awarded the title of top scorer of the CONCACAF Champions League, and his home club was, respectively, the winner of this tournament. In addition, in 2016, Irving Lozano for the first time played for the national team of his native country and even participated in the Olympic Games, held in Rio de Janeiro. Then the Team of Mexico came together in a duel with players from Germany, Fiji and South Korea.

Irving Lozano signed a six-year contract with Dutch club PSV in 2017. In the first game with the new team, the player demonstrated talent by scoring a goal. Subsequent matches were no less successful, and at the end of the season Irving became the champion of the Netherlands. In the same year, the footballer participated in the Confederations Cup, held in Russia, playing against Portugal, Germany and Russia.

Irving's athletic talent makes columnists and critics predict an enviable career for a young man. Coaches, on the other note, hope that over time Irving Lozano will become less tempered and will not "insinuate" on removals and other game penalties due to intemperate and sometimes aggressive behavior.

Nothing is known about the personal life of the athlete. Irving Lozano isn't the kind of person to flaunt his hearty affairs by showing off photos on Instagram and other social media accounts. This part of the footballer's biography is securely closed from fans and journalists.

In 2018, rumours of a possible move to English club Everton began to spread on the web. For a long time, fans wondered whether the athlete would change the team, but in an interview Irving stressed that so far such a question is not before him. By his own admission, Now Lozano is worried about the performance at the 2018 World Cup, and the athlete wants to focus on the national team of his native country.

And in June 2018, Lozano's father hinted that the Spanish Barcelona are showing interest in Irving, but the footballer plans to discuss all the proposals at the family council only after the World Cup in Russia.

2015 - CONCACAF Youth Team Gold

2016 - Copa Mexico

2017- 2018 season - Dutch Championship gold

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