Gregg Evans is a sports reporter for The Athletic, covering a wide range of topics in the world of sports. With a focus on football, Gregg provides in-depth analysis, transfer news, and match reports for various teams and leagues. His articles delve into the intricacies of the game, offering insights and perspectives for avid sports fans.
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Gregg Evans' coverage is heavily focused on football, particularly with a strong emphasis on Liverpool FC and the Premier League. His articles often cover events, evolving stories, and announcements related to football.
If you are looking to reach out to Gregg, consider providing insights or commentary specific to ongoing events in the world of football. Additionally, experts in transfer signings, data analytics in sports, and developments within Liverpool FC would likely be of interest based on his coverage attributes.
It's important to note that while Gregg does not have a specified geographic focus, his reporting appears centered around English football clubs and leagues. Therefore, pitches related to other international leagues may need an angle relevant to English audiences or clubs for better engagement.
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By: Gregg Evans
With Liverpool 1-0 up away at Palace and 10 minutes to play, a signal was sent to a previously unused goalkeeper sat on the sidelines
By: Gregg Evans, James Pearce, Simon Hughes
How big a surprise is Slot's flying start at Anfield, who has impressed - and what could be achieved? Our experts have their say
By: Gregg Evans
The British golfer on what sparked his lifelong love for Liverpool and his Ryder Cup ambitions
A patented trick has transformed the way Liverpool play through midfield and underlines Dutchman's new-found confidence
By: Gregg Evans, Liam Twomey
Tensions at academy level between Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United have led to scouts being denied access to youth games. In the last month scouts from Liverpool and United have seen accreditation requests for academy matches at Chelsea’s Cobham training centre rejected. Sources speaking under the condition of anonymity to protect relationships — like all those spoken to for this article — have told The Athletic that the situation around scouts is reciprocal. A Chelsea source insisted club scouts have applied for academy games at Liverpool, but had their accreditation rejected.
By: Gregg Evans
After a nervous end to September's defeat of Wolves, Arne Slot's side have been clinical in managing the closing stages of victories
By: James Mcnicholas, Gregg Evans
Arsenal play Liverpool in the Premier League this afternoon - The Athletic writers who cover each club have their say
By: Gregg Evans
Newcastle United have completed the signing of 17-year-old Georgian forward Vakhtang Salia. The teenager, who attracted interest from a number of Premier League clubs, will return to Dinamo Tbilisi on loan for the remainder of the Georgian top-flight campaign before officially joining Newcastle next summer when he turns 18. Newcastle sporting director Paul Mitchell said: “We’re delighted to get ahead of a number of other top clubs to sign Vakhtang. “Scouting and recruiting emerging talent is an essential part of building a sustainable future, particularly within the current...
By: Gregg Evans
The 17-year-old is yet to play for Arne Slot but his ferocious talent and youth-team experience have him banging on the Dutchman's door
By: Gregg Evans
Liverpool came back from a goal down to take advantage of Arsenal and Manchester City's slips in the Premier League on Saturday
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