Bryan Lozano, the brother of Mexican footballer Hirving 'Chucky' Lozano, has openly discussed the conflicts that his brother has faced throughout his football career, including issues during his time at Napoli, PSV, and the Mexican national team. In an interview with ESPN, Bryan described Chucky Lozano's behavior as rude and arrogant, suggesting that this character flaw may have contributed to difficulties with coaches and teammates alike, ultimately impacting his professional relationships.

Currently, Chucky Lozano's future in football appears uncertain, especially as he is reportedly not part of the plans at San Diego FC in MLS. Coach Mikey Varas has indicated that the team will not rely on him for the upcoming 2026 season, and Bryan believes that very few teams would be willing to take the risk of signing him due to his contentious reputation. Despite still being under contract with San Diego FC, Lozano has yet to find a new team where he can continue his career and aim for participation in the 2026 World Cup.

Bryan's comments shine a light on the challenges that can accompany the career of a high-profile athlete, especially those linked with reputational issues. As discussions around Lozano's future continue, this situation raises questions about the impact of personal and professional conduct on career longevity and opportunities in professional sports. His brother’s revelations not only highlight his struggles but also reflect on the pressures and scrutiny faced by athletes in the public eye.