Tom Bogert tells Landon Donovan and Tim Howard that we could see Robert Lewandowski playing for the Chicago Fire in the not-too-distant future.
Central Ohio is under an Extreme Cold Warning on Tuesday, as wind chills are excpected to remain below 0 for the next several days.MLS Insider Tom Bogert tells Tim Howard and Landon Donovan that FC Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski winding up on the Chicago Fire this season is a very real possibility.
kicks off its 2026 season in less than a month’s time and with that, rosters are being solidified, depth charts are undergoing final configurations, and a picture of potential contenders is beginning to form. But as is often the case in this league, it’s the star players who have yet to arrive that could be most influential in shaping what. “They have the money. They have the infrastructure now. And, more importantly probably, they have a team that's good.”“Lewandowski, you put him in literally any team, he's going to score goals,” continued Bogert. “But for that team, I think it'd be a great fit. They're not the only team that's interested in him in MLS. They would be kind of the first option at the moment. And given the money, the Polish connections to the city, that's something I would see getting done.”as two stars who had previously considered the league. However, it may not be until after this summer when MLS' rumor mill really begins picking up speed.,” Bogert predicted. “Because you're going to have a lot of guys who are just tunnel visioned for the 2026 World Cup. And a lot of people will be here; they're going to see the facilities and I've talked to some of the teams that are hosting big countries at their training facilities and they're like, ‘dude, this is a recruiting pitch for us. All these guys are going to get blown away by this.’”Cold Weather and Snow Advisory remains in effect this morning and afternoon with wind chill values of -15 to -10 possible. Stay with us on this story.Track the Columbus Snow Warriors' progress in clearing city streetsFranklin County's level 3 snow emergency is a first since Ohio began the system Franklin County issued a level 3 snow emergency for the first time since Ohio began its current county-by-county snow level system.Firefighters are urging residents to clear snow from furnace vents after two calls related to carbon monoxide during Sunday's storm.
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