Robert Lewandowski Joins Chicago Fire on Two-Year Deal
Robert Lewandowski has joined Major League Soccer club Chicago Fire on a two-year contract, according to corroborated reports.
Robert Lewandowski has joined Major League Soccer (MLS) club Chicago Fire on a two-year contract, according to corroborated reports. The 37-year-old striker joins the club as a free agent following the end of his contract with Barcelona, according to Flashscore.com.
Lewandowski will occupy one of Chicago Fire's Designated Player slots. Prior to finalizing his move to the United States, the former Barcelona striker was linked with FC Porto and received interest from Saudi Arabia, according to Flashscore.com and Bluesky.
Lewandowski is recognized as Poland’s all-time leading scorer, according to Daily Sabah.
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