Isaac Johnson is a football writer at the Manchester Evening News. With a strong focus on sports, particularly team and individual sports, he has interviewed notable figures like Adam Peaty MBE and Dame Laura Kenny, showcasing his expertise in competitive sports and sports business. Isaac's work has been featured in various outlets including The Mirror, Belfast Live, and Yahoo News UK.
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Isaac Johnson's coverage is highly focused on local sports, specifically football, with a keen interest in transfer news and evolving stories related to Manchester United and Newcastle United. His articles are predominantly event-based or cover breaking news.
Given his focus on local teams and their activities, he would be receptive to pitches involving exclusive interviews with players or managers from these clubs, as well as insights into potential transfers or behind-the-scenes developments within the clubs.
Pitches should keep in mind Isaac's geographic focus on Heywood and the wider UK area when offering relevant content for his coverage.
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By: Isaac Johnson
Wilfried Gnonto could leave Leeds United, but only under one condition
By: Isaac Johnson
The Leeds United attacker was beset with injury last season but feels he is now on the right track again
By: Isaac Johnson
Leeds United still have time to act, with fans clear on what they want to see before 11pm on Tuesday
Leeds United have less than 24 hours to complete more summer signings, including in the striker department
By: Isaac Johnson
Developments last night have shifted the transfer picture for Leeds United
By: Isaac Johnson
The 19-year-old will get his first prolonged taste of senior football
By: Isaac Johnson
Kevin Bard will arrive on loan with an option to buy clause of €5m next summer
By: Isaac Johnson
Leeds winger Ramazani will join Burnley permanently if certain stipulations are met
Leeds United looking at a late-hour swoop for the 21-year-old as Wilfried Gnonto awaits a decision
By: Isaac Johnson, Scott Trotter
Leeds United have a tight schedule to complete Willy Gnonto's transfer to Serie A side Fiorentina and they will have to act quickly to get a deal over the line
