Aritz Gabilondo is a journalist at Mejor con Salud. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including international sports leagues and federations, sports tournaments, and team sports, with a particular focus on competitive and professional sports. Aritz's work has also been featured in MSN.
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Aritz's coverage is predominantly focused on football, particularly European and international events. He also covers transfer rumors and news related to soccer clubs. Given his interest in government announcements and press releases, he may be open to pitches related to official statements from governing bodies or major sports organizations.
As Aritz has a strong focus on event coverage, reaching out with insights into upcoming football tournaments, significant player transfers, or developments within prominent soccer clubs could be effective.
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By: Aritz Gabilondo
After more than 200 caps and a century of goals, Lionel Messi closes out a turbulent yet glorious career with Argentina.
By: Aritz Gabilondo
Documents reportedly show FIFA officials knew DR Congo goalkeeper Lionel Mpasi lacked the required paperwork before the team qualified for the World Cup.
By: Aritz Gabilondo
The Norwegian federation has filed two complaints against Infantino over three controversial matters, including a decision involving U.S. striker Folarin Balogun.
As Bayern Munich bids to tie Michael Olise down to a new contract, the Frenchman's demands include a deal-breaker.
The streaming platform has announced a landmark rights deal to air to the 2030 men's World Cup, held in Spain, Portugal and Morocco.
FIFA is facing another controversy after British newspaper The Times published a report (paywall) alleging that its president, Gianni Infantino, received
By: Aritz Gabilondo
UEFA and CONCACAF are in a race against time to find a candidate to challenge the FIFA president, with the nomination deadline approaching.
After a tight race for the men’s Ballon d’Or - with Kane, Mbappé and Lamine leading the betting - the 2026 winner is about to be announced.
Just under a month ago, the die was cast: Monday, September 28 was the voting deadline for the 2026 men's Ballon d'Or , whose winner will be announced
Mbappé, Lamine Yamal and others are chasing more than soccer's biggest individual prize, with contracts, endorsements and global market value all at stake.
