Robert Lewandowski faces scoring drought at Chicago Fire

Robert Lewandowski is currently experiencing a goal drought with his MLS club, Chicago Fire. Despite the team's recent 3-2 victory over Atlanta United, the 38-year-old striker has failed to score in seven consecutive matches. Media reports have described his recent performances as anonymous, noting that he was substituted in the 69th minute during the match against Atlanta.

In terms of team standings, Chicago Fire remains in fourth place in the Eastern Conference with 51 points, securing a spot in the upcoming MLS playoffs. However, Lewandowski's individual form has drawn attention, with commentators noting he is approaching a career-low streak of matches without a goal, a record dating back to his time at Borussia Dortmund.

Separately, personal accounts from associate Martin Kaczmarski have highlighted the challenges facing the Lewandowski family following their move to the United States. Kaczmarski described Robert as a humble individual but noted that the couple's professional commitments and frequent travel between Chicago and Barcelona have made maintaining their relationship difficult during this transitional period.