Robert Lewandowski joins Chicago Fire: official agreement
Robert Lewandowski has agreed to join Chicago Fire, according to Florian Plettenberg. The Polish striker will sign a two-year contract with the MLS club.
The news has been confirmed by several journalists, notably Florian Plettenberg, who reported that "Robert Lewandowski has agreed to join Chicago Fire FC. All set. Documents are prepared and ready to be signed within the next 24 hours."
Lewandowski, 35, is a centre-forward currently playing for FC Barcelona. His market value is €7 million, and his contract with the Catalan club runs until June 30, 2026. His experience and quality on the field make him a valuable addition to Chicago Fire, which seeks to strengthen its squad in MLS.
This transfer represents a significant change for both Lewandowski and Chicago Fire. The Polish striker, globally recognized for his goal-scoring ability, will bring his talent to the American league, while Fire hopes to improve its performance in the competition. According to reports, the agreement is already in motion, and Lewandowski is expected to undergo a medical examination soon.
In addition to Plettenberg, other journalists such as Fabrizio Romano and Tom Bogert have also confirmed the agreement, adding credibility to the news. The operation is in its final stages, with only a few administrative details pending for the transfer to be formalized.
