Robert Lewandowski sensationally turned down a staggering €200 million contract offer from Saudi Arabia to remain at Barcelona, according to his agent. The veteran striker eventually opted for a move to Major League Soccer with Chicago Fire this summer rather than taking the life-changing riches on offer in the Middle East.

From the new season, Robert Lewandowski will go in search of goals for Chicago Fire. To make the move to MLS, the Pole turned down a heap of cash.

A strange matter

A great sacrifice

GOAL runs down the major storylines of the week in MLS, with new stars struggling for rhythm and old ones proving their quality

Luis Suarez stepped up in the absence of Lionel Messi to score twice and guide Inter Miami to a 3-2 victory over Chicago Fire, spoiling Robert Lewandowski's MLS debut. After the match, Herons manager Guillermo Hoyos praised the Uruguayan veteran, comparing his tactical intelligence to that of his iconic Argentine team-mate.