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Polish forward Robert Lewandowski is considering a move to Chicago Fire in Major League Soccer after leaving Barcelona, despite his desire to continue with the Catalan club and the support of its president, Joan Laporta, for his stay. Laporta reportedly told Lewandowski last December that he wanted to keep him, but the lack of guarantees of being a regular starter led to his departure, even though he rejected a Saudi club offer worth €100 million per year. The player's agent confirmed that Lewandowski turned down financial offers from other clubs, preferring to join Chicago Fire, where he signed a two-season contract with a total salary of $40 million, making him the second-highest-paid player in Major League Soccer. Zohavi emphasized that Lewandowski's relationship with Barcelona remains strong, and that the club continues to value him and considers him part of its history.
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