Aaron Jaffe is a News Editor at the Wall Street Journal. He specializes in covering various aspects of sports, including competitive and professional sports, sports marketing, and international sports leagues. Aaron's insights and analyses have also been featured in Truthout, VAVEL.com, and Hayters TV.
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By: Aaron Jaffe
The Arsenal defender outlined his determination to complete a historic double for the club in next weekend's final in Budapest.
Nwaneri joins Alex Scott, Josh King and Rio Ngumoha as England step up their preparations ahead of this summer’s World Cup.
By: Aaron Jaffe
The Arsenal winger discussed how the team celebrated after learning they were champions, his close relationship with Bukayo Saka and what it would mean to win the Champions League.
By: Aaron Jaffe
The Arsenal forward scored the winner in the 2021 Champions League final, and is hoping to bottle that feeling ahead of this year's showdown.
By: Aaron Jaffe
Arsenal forward Kai Havertz's match-worn shirt sold for £26,700, topping the list of MatchWornShirt items sold across the season.
Play Their Way, the national child-first coaching movement funded by Sport England and The National Lottery, has been backed by a leading football coach and father of two of England's biggest football stars.
With less than 24 hours to go until the 2026 World Cup begins in Mexico City, VAVEL UK is bringing you the latest news and updates from the tournament day-by-day.
By: Aaron Jaffe
Topps is bringing back one of football's most iconic brands back to the Premier League to celebrate three decades of Merlin.
By: Aaron Jaffe
USA's Christian Pulisic is currently the highest-selling shirt from MatchWornShirt's collection, as the host nation continue to impress on the world stage.
With the World Cup group stages reaching their conclusion, figures reveal that the Tartan Army rank among the highest for broken sleep during this summer's tournament across the pond.
