Since the Chicago Fire last lifted a trophy in 2006, the club has been defined by its underachievement. Robert Lewandowski is ready to change that. Source: ESPN Soccer · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing Related articles'Why not take advantage?' - did hydration breaks spark England comeback?Show HN: Whisper transcribes 70-year-olds more accurately than 20-year-oldsBotched final play sees Luka hesitate, LeBron miss10-Year Treasury Yield Rises to New 24-Year HighEngland booed off after limp Japan defeatMore from ESPN SoccerSchools vote down men's college soccer schedule change: How did we get here, what comes next?NWSL's 25 best players of 2026, ranked: No. 1 may surprise youWho should win 2026 MLS awards: Messi MVP? Sullivan best young player?Gio Reyna scores, exits with apparent injury ahead of USMNT campInfantino secures Caribbean soccer support for FIFA reelection bidLatest in SportsMets re-sign pitcher Stock, 36-year-old righty, to one-year contract · ESPN MLBD-backs' Carroll has elbow surgery, expected to be ready for spring training · ESPN MLBWitness: Clase 'inside' pitch info dried up amid Mizuhara case fallout · ESPN MLBThree ways Browns QB Shedeur Sanders can show growth vs. Saints · ESPN NFLTrevor Lawrence, Jags pull away from Joe Fagnano, Ravens · ESPN NFLRelated briefingsSports 24-Hour BriefingSports 8-Hour BriefingHomeSportsCan Lewandowski reignite the Fire in Chicago after 20 years of…SectionsHomePublic MarketsPrivate MarketsTech & GamesMobileDeveloperF1Sports