Tomasz Włodarczyk from Meczyki.pl reported that Robert Lewandowski will not continue his career at Barcelona. Roman Kołtoń presented details about Lewandowski's stay in the United States, including that the player was shown a building where his wife Anna could have a fitness studio. Tomasz Włodarczyk added that by Sunday, Lewandowski, along with Pini Zahavi, Tomasz Zawiślak, and Kamil Gorzelnik, will hold a series of meetings, including discussions with the coach and club authorities. Plans also exist for Lewandowski to further explore the city, potential residences, and schools, and for talks to continue regarding the specific terms of the contract, including all possible bonuses and additions. Lewandowski is expected to remain in the United States until Sunday evening or Monday morning.

Robert Lewandowski's potential move to Chicago Fire is an open matter. On Kanał Sportowy, Mateusz Borek expressed doubts about this potential move. Borek stated that Lewandowski would have to sign a 2+1 contract to be present for the opening of the new stadium in the southern part of the city.

If Robert Lewandowski agrees to join the team coached by Gregg Berhalter, there would typically be no available slot for another Designated Player. The Athletic mentions a precedent that could allow Chicago Fire to sign both Lewandowski and Goretzka.

Fabrizio Romano reported that Robert Lewandowski has reached a definitive agreement with Major League Soccer club Chicago Fire. Lewandowski, accompanied by his manager Pini Zahavi, traveled to the United States to discuss the final details of the transfer with his new club. Chicago Fire offered a 3-year contract, and it is understood that both parties have agreed on financial terms. The striker will sign the official contract after completing his medical examinations.

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed, after news from Polish transfer watcher Tomasz Włodarczyk, that Robert Lewandowski is on a plane to the United States to talk about a possible transfer. It is reported that Chicago Fire from Major League Soccer is in a strong position to acquire the striker from FC Barcelona. Lewandowski is flying to Chicago to visit his potential new club. He has doubts about a possible move to Chicago, but a visit to the club and the city is intended to help him decide. Lewandowski could sign a contract for three seasons at Chicago Fire.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Robert Lewandowski is expected to fly to the United States in the coming days to make a decision. The MLS franchise is trying to complete the deal, and the decision is the player's to make. A 2 or 3 year contract has reportedly been offered.

Robert Lewandowski is flying with his team to the United States to conduct direct negotiations with Chicago Fire, according to Tomasz Włodarczyk from Meczyki.pl. It is reported that Lewandowski intends to directly assess the conditions at the American team before making a possible decision on accepting the offer.

Robert Lewandowski is being linked with a transfer to Chicago Fire. The club's coach, Gregg Berhalter, stated on the program 'Up & Adams' that work on this transfer is ongoing. Berhalter said that a lot was happening and they are trying to bring in world-class players. The coach stated that no player has scored more goals in the top European leagues in the last 15 years than Robert Lewandowski, whom he described as a legend. He believes it would be a great transfer for both Chicago Fire and the entire league to have a player of such caliber. Berhalter also said that in terms of skills, they see him on par with Messi. He added that patience is needed and expressed hope that they will be able to provide more information in a few weeks.

Robert Lewandowski left Barcelona as a free agent and is currently considering options for continuing his career. Clubs from MLS are monitoring the situation, with Chicago Fire being the most prominent among them, and several Saudi clubs are also offering financially attractive deals.

According to 'Przegląd Sportowy Onet', Chicago Fire coach Gregg Berhalter declared at a press conference that they want to bring in Robert Lewandowski. Berhalter said he can speak freely because Lewandowski is no longer a Barcelona player or will not be their player next week. The coach stated that Lewandowski is someone they want to bring in and that they think both the Polish community and the entire Chicago community are in favor of this transfer. Berhalter also believes it is a fantastic transfer for the club, the city, and the league. He added that a player of such a high level can only strengthen their team and potential. Berhalter also stated that they already have a really strong, offensive team and his arrival can only make them stronger.

According to Sky Germany, several MLS clubs are interested in Robert Lewandowski, and he has already rejected a lucrative offer from the Chicago Fire. Additionally, MLS insiders Tom Bogert and Matthew Doyle have confirmed that the chances of a move to Illinois are decreasing because Saudi Arabia is making a significant effort to sign the forward.

According to Tomasz Włodarczyk from Meczyki.pl, Robert Lewandowski is more likely to leave his club than to stay. It is said that the most prominent options for the striker are a move to Saudi Arabia or the United States. In the case of a move to the United States, Chicago Fire is mentioned.

According to SPORT, Chicago Fire supposedly offered an annual salary of $23.4 million (€20 million) for Robert Lewandowski. The player recently admitted that he would be willing to go to an inferior league, which many assumed to mean a switch to MLS.

Przegląd Sportowy Onet reports that Robert Lewandowski rejected an offer from Chicago Fire.

Meczyki reports that Chicago Fire has made an offer for Robert Lewandowski. However, it is noted that Lewandowski is currently focused on the Middle East, which makes Chicago Fire a less likely option. Logistical considerations such as time zone, distance to Europe, and climate are said to be influential.

Robert Lewandowski is considering a concrete offer from MLS side Chicago Fire, according to AS. The decision has not yet been made, and Lewandowski wants to consider it carefully with his family. He is also aware that this is his last major contract opportunity.

According to Cadena SER, Barcelona have yet to present Robert Lewandowski with a formal contract offer, and as a result, the Poland international is expected to move to MLS this summer. It is thought that Chicago Fire are in the leading position to sign him.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Robert Lewandowski's future at FC Barcelona is uncertain, with Chicago Fire FC pressing strongly to acquire him for the next season. The economic offer could reportedly reach a gross amount of 15 million euros per season, with the potential to reach 20 million with bonuses. Robert Lewandowski's agent, Pini Zahavi, is currently in Barcelona, has met with Laporta, and plans to meet with Lewandowski, Hansi Flick, and sporting director Deco. The final decision on Lewandowski's future will largely depend on the sporting evaluation of the German coach.

Gregg Broughton, Chicago Fire's sporting director, confirmed to talkSPORT the club's interest in acquiring Robert Lewandowski. Broughton stated that Lewandowski is a player in whom the MLS is interested. He explained that players in MLS are the property of the league, not the clubs. Broughton said that for this reason, Chicago Fire has expressed its interest in an attempt to bring a player of such a caliber to the club. He added that Lewandowski is currently a Barcelona player and it would be inappropriate for him to discuss a player under contract with another club.

Robert Lewandowski may leave FC Barcelona after the season, and Chicago Fire wants him. According to Karol Świderski on Kanał Sportowy, Lewandowski has shown interest in this move and asked Świderski about Major League Soccer. Świderski also recommended the American league to Lewandowski.

Sebastian Staszewski stated to Weszlo.com that at the moment the most concrete club regarding a potential transfer involving Robert Lewandowski is Chicago Fire. Staszewski also mentioned that the Americans are currently the most concrete and very determined. Janusz Michallik, a football journalist from America who knows the Fire's coach, also spoke about this determination. On Weszlo.com, Staszewski denied recent media reports that the American club withdrew from the idea of acquiring Lewandowski.

A report from Mundo Deportivo states that MLS club Chicago Fire has made a proposal to Robert Lewandowski. The same report also indicates that Barcelona has presented a reduced offer for the player, who will be 38 in August, and that an update on his decision could be available next week.

According to a report from Tom Bogert and Paul Tenorio of 'The Athletic', Robert Lewandowski is no longer a transfer target for Chicago Fire. Chicago Fire had intended to secure the right to sign Robert Lewandowski first among Major League Soccer clubs, had initiated concrete talks, and had offered him a two-year contract. According to previous assurances, Lewandowski had made it clear that he would not rush any decision and would choose the best option for himself in due time. The club has now changed its priorities and no longer considers Lewandowski's transfer.

Chicago Fire's pursuit of Robert Lewandowski has lessened, according to sources. The club's priorities have shifted temporarily.

Tuttosport reports that Chicago Fire in MLS are interested in Robert Lewandowski and would like to offer him a two-year contract with a value of 20 million euros per year. The outlet adds that Lewandowski's agent is exploring options because negotiations with Barcelona have stalled, and that the player's preference is to stay in European football.

Chicago Fire has submitted an offer that apparently was noted by Robert Lewandowski's representatives.

Robert Lewandowski, whose contract is expiring, has a very strong offer from Chicago Fire in the MLS. According to Mundo Deportivo, Laporta wants Lewandowski to stay for one more year. The decision depends on the player and will be made by the end of April. Barcelona may make a reduced offer due to Lewandowski's high current salary.

Amid persistent rumors linking him to Chicago in MLS, Robert Lewandowski stated in an interview with SportWeek that he was sincere in saying he currently had nothing to say about his future. He said the objective is to finish the season with as many victories, goals, and titles as possible, and that they will see what happens afterwards. Lewandowski added that he is not thinking about his future and has not yet made a decision, as it is not a priority at the moment.

Roman Kosecki personally spoke with Robert Lewandowski and advised him to transfer to Major League Soccer. Chicago Fire is mentioned among the clubs interested in Lewandowski. Roman Kosecki stated to 'WP SportoweFakty' that he is encouraging Lewandowski to move to the United States. Lewandowski would be a star on the field and also serve as an ambassador and the primary representative of the project at a Major League Soccer club.

Fanatik reports that Robert Lewandowski's departure from Barcelona is certain after his contract ends. American teams Chicago and Orlando are also interested in the transfer.

Robert Lewandowski has been linked with a move to MLS side Chicago Fire. Barcelona’s treasurer, Ferran Olive, was questioned about whether Barcelona will offer Lewandowski a contract extension, with his current deal expiring at the season’s end. Olive stated that, in principle, they would not. It is reported that Lewandowski may be allowed to leave the club as a free agent.

Fanatik reports that Robert Lewandowski is preparing to leave Barcelona this summer and that Fenerbahçe is planning to start talks with him soon.

Robert Lewandowski's contract with FC Barcelona concludes at the end of the season, and he will make a decision following the club's presidential elections. Chicago Fire is one of the teams most interested in signing him. According to ESPN, Chicago Fire will do everything to secure Lewandowski's arrival. Former footballer and analyst Janusz Michallik stated that Chicago Fire is fully committed to his signing and are trying to convince him and his wife to join the club's ambitious project. Michallik also said that Lewandowski's priority is to stay at Barça and in the city of Barcelona, clarifying that if FC Barcelona offers him a contract for next season, there will be no discussion. Chicago Fire is only an option if Lewandowski leaves Barça. The club and its coach, Gregg Berhalter, view Lewandowski as the ambassador for a project to make Chicago Fire a superclub. This project includes the inauguration of a new stadium in 2028.

MLS club Chicago Fire is an option for Robert Lewandowski. He will not make any decision before March 15, which is the date Barcelona's presidential elections will be held. Lewandowski's wife made a business trip to Chicago and evaluated whether the American city would be a good option.

Robert Lewandowski's contract with Barça expires on June 30, and he is studying five offers for his future. These include interest from Chicago Fire in MLS. Lewandowski will make his decision in April after the Barça presidential elections, and he is prioritizing family stability over money.

According to Sport, which cites sources in Chicago, the Chicago Fire are making a significant effort to sign Robert Lewandowski and have made their first firm contract proposal to him. The offer is a two-year deal with an undisclosed salary described as one that would befit his new role as a star player for the franchise. The report also states that Lewandowski's agent, Pini Zahavi, met with franchise owner Joe Mansueto in London a few weeks ago. According to the report, it is looking increasingly likely that Lewandowski will move to MLS.

Robert Lewandowski's contract expires on June 30. He is willing to remain at FC Barcelone with a more secondary role and at a lower cost, but the club may have to choose between him and Ferran Torres if they sign a new striker, and the tendency is for Lewandowski to leave.

MLS side Chicago Fire have submitted a two-year contract offer to Robert Lewandowski in an attempt to sign the Barcelona striker, according to Nicolo Schira.

According to Sky Sport Germany’s Florian Plettenberg, Robert Lewandowski is unlikely to return to Barcelona and has options in MLS that were described as very concrete. A move could happen as soon as this winter, or in the summer transfer window after his contract with the defending Spanish champions expires. Chicago Fire have been linked to Lewandowski and have him on their Discovery List, making the city the most likely destination for the attacker.

The Chicago Fire are very likely to be among the clubs looking to sign Robert Lewandowski this summer, as they hold his Discovery Rights, which gives them the option of first refusal. The Fire have been trying to sign a high-profile player for some time, and talks with Neymar after his exit from Al-Hilal were unsuccessful. Currently, the club would have to make roster moves to sign Lewandowski, who would very likely be a Designated Player. They already have two Designated Players and four U22 Initiative players, meaning one player would have to be shifted or have his registration status changed. However, this is not anticipated to be a problem as the summer is still months away.

According to Transfermarkt, Robert Lewandowski could remain at Barcelona next season. The Polish international's contract with the Spanish club expires this summer, but talks about a potential extension are planned. Lewandowski has been linked with a move to the MLS, with Chicago Fire being the leading club.

According to Bild, Robert Lewandowski spoke with officials of MLS club Chicago Fire before Christmas. Lewandowski's contract expires this summer.

BILD, a German press outlet, reports that Fenerbahçe is competing with MLS club Chicago Fire and Saudi Arabian clubs for the transfer of Robert Lewandowski.

A meeting between Lewandowski, his agent Zahavi, and Gregg Berhalter of Chicago Fire confirms that the future of the striker is still open. Chicago Fire's offer cannot compete with what Lewandowski is being offered from Saudi Arabia.

Mundo Deportivo reported that two weeks ago, Robert Lewandowski and his agent Pini Zahavi met in Barcelona with Gregg Berhalter, the sporting director of Chicago Fire. The economic offer from Chicago Fire is much less than the offer from the Middle East.

The interest of the MLS in Robert Lewandowski has become a real option and is more than simple contact, according to information from the BBC that was expanded on by Mundo Deportivo. Chicago Fire is leading the interest, where his signing is viewed as a significant media and sporting achievement. Information from Barcelona revealed that Chicago Fire's sporting director Gregg Berhalter traveled personally to Barcelona to meet with Lewandowski and his agent, Pini Zahavi, in a downtown hotel. The objective was to explore the possibility of his signing for when his contract with FC Barcelona concludes. The proposal includes a multimillion-dollar contract and a plan similar to one MLS designed for figures such as Messi. This plan features additional income from commercial agreements, media exposure, and a central role both on and off the field.

The Spanish press states that Robert Lewandowski is the subject of strong interest from Chicago Fire, a Major League Soccer franchise. BBC reports that the North American team recently approached Lewandowski to present their project. Lewandowski is reportedly rather enthusiastic, particularly because Chicago has the largest Polish community in the United States. Following initial positive exchanges, Lewandowski has been placed on the 'discovery list'. This placement means that no other MLS team can approach him without paying a fee.

While 37-year-old Polish international Robert Lewandowski is being considered by Fenerbahçe, Chicago Fire are engaged in positive discussions with the Barcelona forward regarding a transfer to Major League Soccer. Lewandowski is receptive to this transfer, and his salary is not expected to be a problem. He has other options, including staying at Barcelona or moving to the Saudi Pro League, but a transfer to MLS is regarded as a significant possibility. The striker's contract with Barcelona is valid until June 2026, and his current market value is €9.00m, according to Transfermarkt. In the current LaLiga season, he has 2 goals and 1 assist in 8 appearances, and he has scored 88 goals in 163 caps for Poland.