Sergio Lozano has signed with Jagiellonia Białystok following a prolonged negotiation process that extended over three months. The deal was completed just three hours before the player registration deadline for European competitions. Lozano reportedly found the playing philosophy presented by coach Adrian Siemieniec appealing and was keen to join the club. He ended his contract with Levante, where he had been experiencing delays in salary payments, and agreed to a two-year contract with Jagiellonia, which includes an option for an additional season. The transfer was a priority for Jagiellonia, as they identified Lozano as a crucial player for bolstering their midfield.

Sport.pl reports on the confirmed transfer of Sergio Lozano to Jagiellonia Białystok. Jagiellonia Białystok confirmed the transfer of Sergio Lozano, a 26-year-old player who was raised at Villarreal and played over 100 matches in LaLiga 2. This year, he played at the top level in Spain with Levante. He signed a 2-year contract with an option to extend for another 12 months with Jagiellonia and will wear the number 21.

Sergio Lozano, a central midfielder currently playing for Levante, is reportedly close to moving to Jagiellonia Białystok. Sources suggest, as indicated by Kuba Seweryn, that Lozano is likely to join the Polish club. Lozano joined Levante in 2023 after being signed from Villarreal's reserve team and has a contract with Levante until June 30, 2026. However, due to a lack of opportunities at Levante, he is considering a move to Poland. Jagiellonia Białystok's sporting director, Łukasz Masłowski, is making concerted efforts to finalize the squad before the transfer window closes at midnight, which is the deadline for registering players for European competitions. This is part of Jagiellonia's strategy to reinforce their team. The club's summer transfer window remains open, and it is suggested by Seweryn that a Spanish agent is involved in the negotiations.