One of the names that is sounding the most in the middle of this Inaugural tournament 2021 of MX League is that of Jaume Lozano, Although at the moment all the teams have a technical director. Several of them, But, they are going through a bad time in football and would not look down on changing coaches, And this is when the former player of the National University Club.
Jimmy has just done an extraordinary job with the Mexican Under-23 team at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, where he won the bronze medal and was really close to playing in the grand final. Yesterday he announced that will not continue with the Tri project, So that he is officially out of work and awaiting proposals in the MX League and abroad. That’s why, before you make an important decision about your career, the experienced José Ramón Fernández advised him through a column by ESPN.
The prestigious journalist noted: “Ladies and gentlemen … everyone is talking about Jimmy Lozano as a candidate to coach a first division team again. I don’t know if he can be a candidate to lead Pumas, who just won his first game; and I also don’t know if I can direct the Chivas who haven’t just started in this 2021 Opening. Because? Because Jaime Lozano he has very little experience in the First Division. “
Jaume Lozano has several stakeholders, including Chivas (Imago 7)
“He should think very well, Already ending his cycle in the Mexican Olympic National Team, will no longer lead the next fair, of course he will want to find his way in a professional team, but I think Jaume Lozano would be a very good assistant in a team like Pumas, he already played here “, admit Joserra, making it clear that he would like to see Lozano as Lillini’s assistant in the auriazul before seeing him fail in another Mexican team.
“His promoter will already place him in some team conveniently, but I don’t think it’s very fast, he will have to wait, because entering as a firefighter in a team with difficulties can ruin the career that Jaime Lozano wants in first division football” , Joserra sentenced. Of course: Fernández wants to “take care” of the player Made in CU and wants to see him grow at home, rather than firm with a team in crisis as Chivas (Who is very interested in your letter).