The Mexican football association and national coach Jaime Lozano have parted ways after the team’s poor performance in the Copa América and two years before Mexico plays co-host to the World Championships. Lozano, 45, had rejected an offer to work under a more experienced coach in the run-up to the World Cup being hosted by the United States and Canada along with Mexico, the association said. He had been appointed interim national coach in June last year. “My departure is a personal decision,” Lozano posted on X. He cited a change in the direction of the previously agreed project. Mexico faile…