Aritz Gabilondo is the Editor-in-Chief for Mejor con Salud, a publication in Spain. With a focus on sports journalism, Aritz covers a wide range of topics including football news, transfers, and tournaments. His articles provide insights into the world of sports and keep readers updated on the latest developments in the industry.
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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.
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Hat-trick for the former Real Madrid star. He opened the scoring with a stunning goal from outside the box and finished it off with the seventh.
Carlo Ancelotti’s team will go straight into the final of the tournament, which is a replacement for the ‘old’ FIFA Club World Cup.
By: Calum Roche, Aritz Gabilondo
Premier League champions Manchester City have official announced the results of the analysis of the midfielder's injury suffered against Arsenal.
By: Aritz Gabilondo, Andy Hall
FIFA will announce the stadiums that will host the tournament in the United States and the day of the draw at a mega-event in Central Park, New York.
By: Aritz Gabilondo, William Allen
FIFA has announced the US cities that will host next summer's Club World Cup, which will feature 32 teams for the first time.
By: Joe Brennan, Aritz Gabilondo
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) is set to rule this Friday on a lawsuit against FIFA's transfer rules.
Football's governing body have decided to open a new set of dates that will allow teams to sign players.
By: Calum Roche, Aritz Gabilondo
The format of the new Club World Cup has raised some concerns, and a special regulation on transfers is being introduced by the governing body.
By: Aritz Gabilondo, William Allen
FIFA chief Gianni Infantino has confirmed that Inter Miami will be the host team at next year's expanded Club World Cup in the US.
On Sunday night, rumours began to circulate that Florentino Pérez would not go to Paris.
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