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FMF State Of Mind · Dec 18, 2018

Jaime Lozano named Mexico Under-23 coach

Photo by Brian Bahr/Getty ImagesJaime Lozano was named manager of Mexico’s Under-23 team ahead of the 2019 Olympic games in Tokyo.

Lozano had a major career in Mexico with UNAM Pumas, Tigres, Cruz Azul and Morelia. Lozano played two Copa Americas with Mexico, and was a key figure in the World Cup qualifiers for the 2006 World Cup but was controversially left out of the final list by Ricardo Lavolpe.

As a coach, he was in charge of Queretaro’s U-20 team, winning a league title with them. Lozano would later coach Queretaro’s senior team after Victor Manuel Vucetich was fired. His biggest achievement with the Gallos Blancos was winning a Supercopa against Club America.

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