@stadiumdb: 🇵🇱🐐🇺🇸 Robert Lewandowski’s reported move to Chicago Fire has become one of MLS’s biggest stories after Fabrizio Romano’s “Here we go” update suggested the Polish striker had agreed to join the club. For Chicago, it would be a statement signing: a proven finisher, a global name and a huge draw for the city’s Polish community. The timing also fits the Fire’s stadium project. McDonald’s Park, the club’s new soccer-specific home at The 78, is planned to open in 2028. If Lewandowski signs a two- or three-year deal, he could debut there, though his first seasons would likely be at Soldier Field.