Daniele Proch is a Contributor at Forbes. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, focusing on competitive sports, sports business, and specifically European football, soccer, and the UEFA landscape, with a keen interest in Italy and the World Cup. Daniele's insights and analyses have been featured in Forbes.
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Daniele Proch predominantly covers soccer, particularly focusing on Italian teams and players. His articles often include event coverage, data citations, and press releases. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or data related to the Serie A league, Italian soccer clubs or players' performance in major events like UEFA Champions League.
He may also be interested in receiving information about player contracts and transfers within Serie A or other related leagues. As such, reaching out with exclusive data on player performances or upcoming transfer news could capture his attention.
Given Daniele's focus on Italian soccer and the specific clubs mentioned in his article titles (AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus), tailor pitches to align with these topics for a more effective outreach strategy.
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By: Daniele Proch
Italian agent Giuseppe Riso went from waiting tables in Milan’s restaurants to managing a highly-lucrative soccer player agency in the span of a decade.
GENOA, ITALY - Genoa CEO Andres Blazquez responds to some questions during a press conference in ... [+] Genoa, Italy
MILAN, ITALY - FEBRUARY 04: Lautaro Martinez of FC Internazionale celebrates the victory at the end ... [+] of the Serie A TIM match between FC
“In soccer, as in life, resilience is the most important thing," said Danilo, the Juventus and Brazil captain. "One moment you’re low and the next you’re high."
U.S.-owned Serie A giants AC Milan added a layer of exclusivity to their fans’ matchday experience by introducing 14 pitchside seats.
Last May, Italian soccer giants Juventus launched the Juventus Creator Lab with the goal of taking the club's media reach, engagement and storytelling to the next level.
By: Daniele Proch
"For me, the best way to measure success is the sporting project," said Thiago Scuro, CEO of AS Monaco, who are celebrating their centenary this season.
Of all Italian soccer’s powerhouses, it is Udinese that stand out for their strong commitment toward innovation and sustainability.
Former NWSL goalkeeper Brittany Isenhour and Italian soccer club Juventus teamed up to spread awareness about mental health.
Gerry Cardinale is attending the AC Milan vs. AC Monza match for the Silvio Berlusconi Trophy at ... [+] Stadio Meazza in San Siro, in Milan, Italy, on August 13, 2024. (Photo by Alessio Morgese/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
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