Choco Lozano, new player represented by Promoesport
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The Cadiz CF player Choco Lozano joins Promoesport and joins the long list of LaLiga footballers who trust in our agency to advise them in their sporting career.
The striker landed in Spanish football in 2011, when he was only 18 years old, with Valencia CF. The club loaned him in a first season to Alcoyano in Segunda División and later he was in 2012/2013 in Valencia Mestalla. After that season, at the age of 20, he returned to his country with C.D Olimpia and performed at a high level, which meant that two years later, in 2015, he had the opportunity to return to Spain with CD Tenerife.
He stayed in the Canaries for two more seasons and then, in 2017/2018, he joined the FC Barcelona reserve team, which at the time was competing in LaLiga Smartbank. His time at Can Barça was brief, but it was enough for him to make his debut in the First Division with Girona the following season. After two years at Montilivi, Lozano signed for Cádiz to compete in the silver category. In his first season with his current team, he performed at a high level and was able to celebrate promotion to the Primera Division, where he has now played two consecutive seasons.
El Choco Lozano has been an international with the Honduran national youth team and is currently an international with the senior team, where he made his debut at the age of 18. He has 38 caps and 9 goals for the national team. He also played for the Olympic team at the London 2012 and Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
The striker landed in Spanish football in 2011, when he was only 18 years old, with Valencia CF. The club loaned him in a first season to Alcoyano in Segunda División and later he was in 2012/2013 in Valencia Mestalla. After that season, at the age of 20, he returned to his country with C.D Olimpia and performed at a high level, which meant that two years later, in 2015, he had the opportunity to return to Spain with CD Tenerife.
He stayed in the Canaries for two more seasons and then, in 2017/2018, he joined the FC Barcelona reserve team, which at the time was competing in LaLiga Smartbank. His time at Can Barça was brief, but it was enough for him to make his debut in the First Division with Girona the following season. After two years at Montilivi, Lozano signed for Cádiz to compete in the silver category. In his first season with his current team, he performed at a high level and was able to celebrate promotion to the Primera Division, where he has now played two consecutive seasons.
El Choco Lozano has been an international with the Honduran national youth team and is currently an international with the senior team, where he made his debut at the age of 18. He has 38 caps and 9 goals for the national team. He also played for the Olympic team at the London 2012 and Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
