Robert Lewandowski discusses transition to Chicago Fire from Barcelona
ESPN Soccer • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 14, 2026, 10:23 PM
Last updated Jul 14, 2026
Robert Lewandowski, recently signed by Chicago Fire, expressed his reluctance to play for another European club after his time at Barcelona. He reflected on his four seasons with the Catalan club, which influenced his decision to move to Major League Soccer. This transition marks a significant change in his professional career as he adapts to the MLS environment. The move highlights the growing trend of established European players joining MLS teams.
- •Lewandowski joined Chicago Fire after four seasons with Barcelona.
- •He expressed attachment to his time at Barcelona.
- •His decision reflects a trend of European players moving to MLS.
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"New Chicago Fire signing Robert Lewandowski said he couldn't imagine playing for another European club after his four-season stint with Barcelona, and that explains in part his decision to move to MLS.
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