After the “no” of En Nesyri, there is interest in Lozano, who does not occupy an extra-community position and has Spanish nationality for all purposes
West Ham moves in the market. The London club, currently fourth in the Premier League, are having a great season. And yet, he is urgently looking for a forward to boost his vanguard. The sale of Sebastien Haller to AFC Ajax forces the hammers to comb the market. And one of the names that appear on your radar is Anthony ‘Choco’ Lozano, forward of Cádiz CF. The Honduran is one of the players of interest in the London club, who, although he has not made a formal offer to the club, is convinced that Lozano could be an interesting signing for his project.
After the “no” of En Nesyri, comes the interest in Lozano
David Moyes’s team is looking for a striker to urgently boost his squad. The first candidate on the list was Youseff En-Nesyiri, But the operation fell apart because the Moroccan informed Sevilla FC of his intention to continue until the end of the season and the English had no choice but to withdraw from the negotiation. Now, the “hammers” are studying the possibility of going after the ‘Choco’, who is one of the strikers that appears on the list of the London team.
Solvent sources explain to Goal that the Cádiz club does not want to sell the Honduran, although if an offer of close to 10 million euros were to arrive, they would have no choice but to accept it and look for a replacement. in the market, because they would be left with just two pure strikers, Alvaro Negredo and the newcomer Ivan Saponjic, on loan from Atlético de Madrid until June.
Does not occupy an extra-community place
The yellow box moved quickly so that Lozano could have a community passport and presented the necessary documentation for the Spanish nationalization of the Honduran. you got in November. Well, days ago, the RFEF communicated to Cádiz CF that Anthony ‘Choco’ Lozano ceases to occupy an extra-community position. LaLiga already has all the relevant documentation and the club has the federal approval, so the ‘Choco’ is already Spanish for all purposes. A condition that undoubtedly “encourages” the appearance of potential buyers and that also interests West Ham.
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