Aritz Gabilondo is a journalist at Mejor con Salud. He specializes in sports, with a particular focus on competitive sports, exploring the dynamics and narratives that shape athletic competition. Aritz's insights and analyses have made him a notable voice in the field, contributing to his features in various publications.
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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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By: Calum Roche, Aritz Gabilondo
Norway's Erling Haaland referred to the Argentine after his hat-trick in their World Cup opener, having already named Kane and Mbappé.
Algeria has lodged a formal complaint with FIFA over key decisions in its World Cup debut against Argentina, focusing on a first-half incident involving Lio
By: David Nelson, Aritz Gabilondo
Dumfries put on a show with two assists and a tireless display down the flank. Brobbey's power was overwhelming, while Gakpo added a brace of his own.
By: Aritz Gabilondo
After limping out of Germany's victory over the Ivory Coast, Nico Schlotterbeck could be facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines.
By: Aritz Gabilondo, Calum Roche
Argentina can secure top spot in the group against Austria, but memories of one of the darkest moments in its World Cup history linger in Dallas.
By: David Nelson, Aritz Gabilondo
The most iconic match in Argentina's World Cup history was played 40 years ago today at the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City.
By: Aritz Gabilondo, Andy Hall
The Argentina captain was angry at himself for missing a penalty against Austria but ended making World Cup history as well as being named MVP.
By: William Gittins, Aritz Gabilondo
The Argentine striker dropped the bombshell after the match against Austria, saying: “I want to fulfill my dream.”
If authorities issue a severe weather alert, play must be stopped, everyone must take shelter, and they must wait for a decision on when to resume the match
Japan will be Brazil's opponent in the knockout stage after settling for a draw against Sweden.
