Jack Lang is a Regional Director at NewsBreak. He specializes in covering sports, competitive sports, and their intersection with culture and society, as well as themes related to religion and spirituality. Jack's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as The Athletic, RealGM, The New York Times, Microsoft, and the Bradenton Herald.
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Jack Lang's coverage is heavily focused on football, particularly Champions League and Brazilian football. He frequently features expert commentary, profile pieces, and event coverage in his articles. If you want to reach out effectively to Jack, consider offering unique insights into player performances or team dynamics within the context of major events such as the Champions League or developments in Brazilian football.
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What are the chances Carlo Ancelotti turns to one of greatest stars to fill a creative hole in his squad?
By: Oliver Kay, Mark Carey, Laia Cervelló Herrero, Jack Lang, Sebastian Stafford-Bloor
Our writers pick their dream teams from the cream of the crop left at this stage of the competition
By: Anantaajith Raghuraman, Dermot Corrigan, Jack Lang, Dan Sheldon
Our writers break down the action from the Champions League first leg at the Metropolitano.
By: Jack Lang
Was Eze fouled? Why was the decision overturned? What did Simeone say and do? What about Arteta?
By: Jack Lang, Andy Jones, Carl Anka
The big talking points dissected from a thrilling game at Old Trafford
The 34-year-old forward has spent the past 18 months at his boyhood club Santos and is now set to play at his fourth World Cup for Brazil.
The wisdom of including him in Brazil's 2026 World Cup squad is not yet known. For now, there is only one certainty: it won't be boring
By: Jack Lang, Oliver Kay, Caoimhe O'Neill, Michael Cox, Mark Carey
With all eyes on Saturday's final in Budapest, our writers analyse the best and worst of this season's competition
In the third of our 10 excerpts from The Soccer 100, we look back at the career of a player who excelled for Brazil for 11 years
By: Jack Lang
Mexico City Stadium has already played host to plenty of defining World Cup moments, including Diego Maradona's 'Hand of God' goal
