Ahmed Walid is a sports journalist who writes for The Athletic and Sada El-Balad English. With a focus on football, Ahmed analyzes tactics, player performances, and team strategies. He provides insightful commentary on various aspects of the game, from individual player characteristics to the impact of set pieces on team success.
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Ahmed Walid's coverage primarily revolves around football, with a focus on tactical analysis and performances of teams and players in the Premier League. His articles often feature expert commentary and data citations, indicating an interest in well-informed opinions supported by factual evidence.
If you're considering reaching out to Ahmed, providing insights into tactical analysis within football or offering expert commentary on team strategies could be particularly effective. Additionally, if you have access to relevant data that can support or enhance discussions around player performance or team tactics, this may also capture his attention.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Ahmed's coverage, it is clear that his primary interest lies in the realm of football with a focus on the Premier League.
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By: Ahmed Walid
The Dutchman scored twice against Everton but it was his movement to open up lanes for his team-mates that stood out most
By: Ahmed Walid
Why great goalkeeping performances are reliant on a difficult combination of technical, mental and physical excellence
Brentford's evolution was delayed last season, but with Toney gone, it's underway again
By: Amy Lawrence, Ahmed Walid, Carl Anka
Arsenal overcame Manchester United on Wednesday night at the Emirates Stadium
By: Ahmed Walid
Nicolas Jover has helped shape Arsenal into probably the best set-piece team in the world - this is how it all works
By: Ahmed Walid
We explain the system Enzo Maresca has built that ensures his wide players get the ball in high-value positions
By: Ahmed Walid
Amorim's style of play requires his centre-backs to be aggressive on the ball when the opportunity arises - and Martinez delivered
By: Ahmed Walid
Enzo Maresca has spoken about the issue with transition football — but Chelsea are effective on the break
By: Ahmed Walid
The Nuno effect according to the numbers - how he took them from being relegation battlers to fourth place
By: Ahmed Walid
In his narrow midfield, Unai Emery had players who don't lose the ball, can carry it forward or pick a pass and know how to attack space
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