Robert Lewandowski discusses Barcelona and Chicago Fire move

Following his transfer from FC Barcelona to Chicago Fire in Major League Soccer, Robert Lewandowski has shared his perspectives on his former club and his future with the Polish national team.

In interviews with Diario AS, Lewandowski expressed confidence in Barcelona’s ability to win the Champions League, noting that the squad has matured and possesses significant experience, including eight World Cup winners. He also commented on Real Madrid, stating they have become stronger following new transfers and the appointment of Jose Mourinho.

Regarding his international career, Lewandowski’s move to the United States has created scheduling conflicts with the Polish national team's Nations League fixtures. This has led to speculation about him playing only select matches. Former Polish representative Grzegorz Lato has urged Lewandowski to make a definitive decision regarding his commitment to the national team, warning that selective participation could undermine team unity.

Meanwhile, Anna Lewandowska has dismissed rumors regarding the family’s relocation to Chicago, clarifying that they are settling into their new environment and that reports of domestic difficulties or housing struggles are unfounded.