Luis Suarez scores twice for Inter Miami in Lewandowski's MLS debut
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 5:28 PM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
Luis Suarez netted two goals in Inter Miami's 3-2 victory over the Chicago Fire on July 23. The match marked Robert Lewandowski's debut for Chicago, while Lionel Messi missed the game due to recovery from the FIFA World Cup. Suarez expressed admiration for Messi's performance in the World Cup despite the team's loss, highlighting the need for collective effort as Miami navigates upcoming fixtures without its star player. Messi is expected to miss several games, including the MLS All-Star Game on July 29, as he recuperates from a demanding summer.
- •Inter Miami wins 3-2 against the Chicago Fire.
- •Luis Suarez scores twice; Messi is sidelined post-World Cup.
- •Robert Lewandowski makes his first start for Chicago.
- •Messi will miss upcoming MLS fixtures, including the All-Star Game.
- •Suarez emphasizes collective effort while Messi recuperates.
- 5:28 PMYahoo Sports — Luis Suarez sends Lionel Messi message after spoiling Robert Lewandowski's MLS debut
"Lionel Messi was absent for Inter Miami's MLS win over the Chicago Fire in what was Robert Lewandowski's debut, but Luis Suarez stepped up with a brace and sent a heartfelt message to his close friend
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