Ali Rampling

News Editor

Preston's Summary

Ali Rampling is a News Editor at The Athletic. With a strong focus on competitive sports, particularly European football and the World Cup, she also explores themes related to sports business and broadcasting. Ali's insights and expertise have been featured in The New York Times, Media Industry Observer, and NewsBreak.

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Geo Focus

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 29 %
Evolving Stories: 17 %
Breaking News: 15 %
Government Announcement: 12 %
Press Release: 8 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Team Sports

Pitching Insights

Ali Rampling's coverage overwhelmingly focuses on football, including various leagues, tournaments, and individual players. The vast majority of his articles revolve around event coverage and evolving stories in the world of sports.

For those looking to pitch ideas or sources to Ali, consider offering insights into ongoing events within the football world, such as player performances, team strategies, upcoming matches or tournaments (especially Euro 2024), and controversies within the sport. Additionally, providing expert commentary on governance issues related to FIFA or specific football associations may also pique Ali's interest.

As for geographic focus and expertise needed when reaching out to him - given that he covers a wide range of international teams and tournaments - relevant insights from anywhere in the world could be valuable.

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