Greg O'Keeffe is a senior writer at The Athletic, where he covers US soccer players in the UK and Europe. With a rich background that includes a decade at the Liverpool Echo and a notable role as the Everton correspondent, Greg specializes in team sports and competitive sports, providing insightful commentary on sports business and trends. He has been featured in The New York Times, The Athletic, and RealGM.
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Greg O'Keeffe's coverage primarily revolves around the United States Men's National Team (USMNT) and international football, with a particular focus on player insights and performance tracking. If you have expertise in soccer, especially related to USMNT or international players' performances, providing analysis on ongoing events or exclusive updates could be valuable for his articles.
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By: Simon Hughes, Austin Green, Carl Anka, Thom Harris, Sam Lee, Laura Williamson, Phil Hay, Lukas Weese, Greg O'Keeffe, Laurie Whitwell, Felipe Cardenas, Jack Pitt-Brooke, Stuart James
How the World Cup quarterfinals bracket looks and what we're predicting will happen next
By: Greg O'Keeffe
Pundits are under increasing scrutiny over what they say about topics beyond football, Greg O'Keeffe asks how they avoid problems.
By: Sebastian Stafford-Bloor, Greg O'Keeffe, Amelie Claydon, Mark Carey, George Edwards, Carl Anka, Jack Lang
It's the game nobody wants to play in - but it could prove crucial in the Golden Boot race and to ending the tournament on a positive note
By: Steven Louis Goldstein, Jack Lang, Mark Carey, Henry Bushnell, Melanie Anzidei, Dan Sheldon, Tom Burrows, Aaron Mentkowski, Greg O'Keeffe, John Stanton, Eduardo Tansley, Will Jeanes
The world's top-ranked teams, Argentina and Spain, meet at MetLife Stadium on Sunday hoping to be crowned World Cup winners
By: Beren Cross, Chris Weatherspoon, Anantaajith Raghuraman, Carl Anka, Andy Naylor, Sam Lee, Matt Woosnam, Greg O'Keeffe, Sebastian Stafford-Bloor, Art De Roché, Jacob Tanswell, Ali Rampling, Paul Taylor, Tom Burrows, George Caulkin, Gregg Evans, Justin Guthrie, Simon Johnson, Nick Miller
Some clubs have players returning with enhanced reputations, while others will have to pick up the pieces after injuries to key personnel
By: Greg O'Keeffe
Cavan Sullivan wore Adidas's new 3D-printed boots when Philadelphia Union beat New York Red Bulls
By: Greg O'Keeffe
The former Manchester United and England midfielder was one of the stars of the BBC's World Cup coverage
By: Greg O'Keeffe
The American goalkeeper opens up on the experience of breaking his neck playing for Italian club Cesena near the end of last season
By: Jacob Tanswell, Greg O'Keeffe
The 23-year-old played for Japan at the World Cup, has thrived in Italy and now looks set to take the place of Emi Martinez.
By: Greg O'Keeffe
Competitors reach top speeds in excess of 200mph (321kmph) on the course, making it one of the most dangerous races in the world.
