Serving as interim coach during Mexico's Gold Cup-winning run in July, Lozano was given the permanent role earlier in August. Names like Hirving "Chucky" Lozano, who is set to undergo a medical with PSV Eindhoven ahead of a move from Napoli, Jorge Sánchez, announced as a Porto addition on Tuesday, Jesus "Tecatito" Corona, César Montes, Gerardo Arteaga and Luis Chávez, who debuted with Dynamo Moscow on Tuesday, were left out of the squad. "He's been here for many years, he's very grateful to the country for the opportunity it provided."ĭue to ongoing trades and moves, Mexico's coach also said that a few noteworthy players would be left out of the team.
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"His professional career as a soccer player, nearly all of it was developed in Mexico. "It wasn't our convincing, this was an own decision and we accept it, we validate it, and we are very proud to have a player like Julian Quiñones," said El Tri's coach earlier this week. New faces that earned first-ever call-ups for Mexico's senior team include Chivas' Jesus Orozco, Monterrey's Jordi Cortizo and Pumas' Cesar Huerta.Ĭolombian-born winger Julian Quiñones was not included in the call-up, but Lozano noted earlier on Monday that the Club America player has already committed to a switch to Mexico, pending paperwork. The first-ever roster selection for new manager Jaime "Jimmy" Lozano is highlighted by the return of veteran Houston Dynamo midfielder Héctor Herrera and Fulham forward Raúl Jiménez, both of whom were recently left out of the Mexico squad that won the Gold Cup this summer.Įlsewhere in September's squad, marquee names and usual call-ups for Mexico such as Salernitana's Guillermo Ochoa, Feyenoord's Santiago Giménez and West Ham United's Edson Álvarez made the cut. 9 in Dallas and Uzbekistan three days later in Atlanta. Mexico announced the 24-man roster on Tuesday that will take part in U.S.-based friendlies against Australia on Sept. Jimenez, Herrera make Mexico return for September friendlies
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