Contributing Writer (World Soccer Magazine)
Henry Flynn is a contributing writer for World Soccer Magazine and Forbes. With a focus on soccer, Henry covers a wide range of topics including player transfers, team strategies, and the financial aspects of the sport. His articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on the global soccer landscape.
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Henry Flynn's coverage is primarily focused on soccer, particularly in Spain and involving major clubs and players. He appears to be interested in providing event coverage, exclusive insights, expert commentary, profile features, and investment analysis related to the sport of soccer.
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The returning De Jong will add to Barcelona boss Flick's options in midfield ANP via Getty Images
Chelsea's jerseys, like most, are used to having a brand emblazoned on the front. Getty Images
Marmoush is scoring for fun in the Bundesliga. AFP via Getty Images Mohamed Salah isn't slowing down with age.
Much of the recent talk around Real Madrid has centered around Mbappé. DeFodi Images via Getty Images Of course, it all comes back to Kylian.
By: Henry Flynn
Mallorca is outperforming many punters' expectations. Getty Images There's sunshine and rainbows in Mallorca.
A five a side football pitch in the town of Antequera—not typically a Spanish soccer hub. getty Sevilla? Tick. Real Betis? Tick.
2025 is still to come, but this is a defining period for Real Madrid, struggling under Carlo Ancelotti and with improvements to make in Spain and the Champions League.
With stars shining from Bay to Barcelona, soccer agencies can see the benefits of incorporating professional women’s players into their client portfolios.
By: Henry Flynn
Llorente is part of an Atlético side keeping up with Real Madrid and Barcelona in the La Liga title ... [+] hunt. Getty Images
Senegal forward Nicolas Jackson hasn’t always found things easy at Chelsea, but the former Villarreal man is now displaying his credentials for Enzo Maresca’s team.
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