Robert Lewandowski made his MLS debut with Chicago Fire in a 3-2 loss to Inter Miami, failing to score or make a major impact despite being the club’s biggest signing. The move came after the Fire traded their top scorer, Hugo Cuypers, creating high expectations — but Lewandowski, playing only 60 minutes, struggled with ground duels, low expected goals, and no shots on target. Meanwhile, veteran Luis Suárez lit up the match with two goals, showcasing that experience still delivers. Lewandowski acknowledged the steep learning curve, admitting the team made too many avoidable mistakes — and fans are watching closely to see if he can rise to the challenge.

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