Anthony Lozano

Anthony Lozano is a 33-year-old football player who plays as a forward for Santos Laguna, born on April 25, 1993, who is right-footed. Follow Anthony Lozano on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, career history, transfer news, FotMob ratings, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Anthony Lozano's next match is on November 21, 2026 when Santos Laguna face León in the Liga MX.

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Anthony Lozano currently plays for Santos Laguna alongside Carlos Acevedo, Bruno Amione, Mauricio Cuevas, Javier Abella, Aldo López, Javier Güémez, Diego González, Salvador Mariscal, Lucas Di Yorio, Ezequiel Bullaude, Efraín Orona, Emmanuel Echeverría, Franco Pardo, Eduardo Aguirre, Esteban Lozano, Fran Villalba, Kevin Picón, Facundo Cáseres, Diego Medina, Felipe Sánchez, Ramiro Sordo, Jonathan Pérez, Tahiel Jiménez, Héctor Holguín, Kevin Palacios, and Luis Gómez. Visit their player pages on FotMob to explore detailed statistics, performance ratings, and career information.

Anthony Lozano's career has also included time at Santos Laguna, Getafe, Almería, Cádiz, Girona, Barça Atlètic, Tenerife, CD Olimpia, Valencia B, Alcoyano, and Valencia.

On the international stage, Anthony Lozano has represented Honduras, Honduras U23, Honduras U20, and Honduras U17.

Anthony Lozano is from Honduras, and the national teams include Danilo Palacios, Darlin Mencía, Erick Puerto, Raúl García, Edrick Menjívar, Denil Maldonado, Devron García, Jose Aguilera, Marcelo Santos, Luis Vega, Kervin Arriaga, Bryan Acosta, Cristopher Meléndez, Alenis Vargas, José Pinto, Rigoberto Rivas, Joseph Rosales, Jorge Benguché, Alexy Vega, Luis Palma, Exon Arzú, Marlon Ramírez, Alex Güity, Romell Quioto, Clinton Bennett, Luis Crisanto, Andy Nájar, José Reyes, David Ruiz, Deyron Martínez, Getsel Montes, Edwin Rodríguez, Franklin Flores, Jorge Álvarez, Dereck Moncada, Carlos Pineda, Kevin Güity, Deybi Flores, Bryan Róchez, Giancarlos Sacaza, Yustin Arboleda, Luis López, Luis Ortiz, Keyrol Figueroa, Jeffry Miranda, Cristian Canales, Alexandra Merriam, Allanys Santos, Allyson Reed, Bárbara Murillo, Berzely Canales, Carmen Rivera, Caterin Rápalo, Chelsea Farmer, Débora Tobías, Dennise Madrid, Emerson Eaton, Evelin Ordoñez, Izabella Hernández, Jazlyn Sánchez, Laura Canales, Maddeline Nieto, María Jiménez, Mayra Ramos, Mía Heyer, Nathalie Urrutia, Nicolle García, Nohemy Meza, Susan Henriquez, Tiffany Avila, and Yensi Ferrera. Explore each player's page on FotMob for comprehensive statistics, match history, and international career data.

Throughout their career, Anthony Lozano has won 2 titles: Supercopa de Catalunya (2019) with Girona and Concacaf Gold Cup Qualification (2015) with Honduras.

Anthony Lozano has competed in Liga MX Apertura, CONCACAF Gold Cup, Leagues Cup, World Cup CONCACAF qualification, CONCACAF Nations League, LaLiga, Copa del Rey, LaLiga2, Summer Olympics, and World Cup Inter-confederation qualification playoff. Each league page on FotMob provides comprehensive coverage including standings, fixtures, top scorers, and detailed team statistics.

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