Aaron Jaffe is an International News Editor for the Wall Street Journal, based in Manhattan. He is also a musician, fronting the band Caterwaul of Sound. Aaron's work focuses on international news and has been featured in publications such as VAVEL.com and Truthout.
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By: Aaron Jaffe
The Dutch full-back faced the media before Arsenal's Champions League home tie against PSG on Tuesday night.
By: Aaron Jaffe
Arsenal's Kai Havertz and Thomas Partey both dropped out of their national team squads as precautions, while Martin Ødegaard and now Bukayo Saka have been forced off with injuries in the dreaded international break.
By: Aaron Jaffe
The former Arsenal, West Ham & Lorient winger discussed Arsenal's Champions League chances, Thierry Henry's impact and his verdict on Arsenal's next game against Bournemouth.
By: Aaron Jaffe
The Dodgers start their NLCS challenge against the New York Mets on Monday morning (UK time).
By: Aaron Jaffe
The Arsenal and Spain midfielder discussed what to expect from Shakhtar Donetsk, the reaction from the team post-Bournemouth and his ambitions in the Champions League this season.
By: Aaron Jaffe
Dutch giants Ajax will face off against Israeli Premier League champions Maccabi Tel Aviv for the first time in exactly 20 years.
By: Aaron Jaffe
The Italian manager sat down with the media ahead of Ajax's Europa League fixture against Israeli side Maccabi Tel Aviv.
By: Aaron Jaffe
The Dutch outfit put on a show in Amsterdam, seeing off Maccabi Tel Aviv by five goals with some lovely finishes.
By: Aaron Jaffe
The Italian lauded praise upon the 22-year-old, who scored and assisted twice in the 5-0 win on Thursday evening.
By: Aaron Jaffe
The former Liverpool forward spoke to VAVEL about Liverpool's chances in both the Premier League and Champions League, as well as his time playing with Ian Rush and Steve McManaman.
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