James Ducker is a Northern Football Correspondent at various prominent outlets. He specializes in covering competitive sports, particularly focusing on football and its business aspects, with an emphasis on European football and sports figures in the United Kingdom and Qatar. Ducker's work has been featured in AOL UK, The Telegraph, The Sydney Morning Herald, and several Yahoo platforms, among others.
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James Ducker's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly football, with a strong emphasis on local teams like Manchester United and Manchester City. Given the high proportion of event coverage in his articles, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to breaking news or evolving stories within these clubs.
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By: james ducker
Ruben Amorim is set to operate on a more modest budget to Erik ten Hag at Manchester United and will be tasked with maximising the untapped potential in the squad as the club aim to end the damaging and costly cycle of mass overhauls.
By: James Ducker, Sam Dean, Matt Law, Mike Mcgrath, Thom Gibbs
Given Thomas Tuchel has 18 months to shape a team for the finals in North America – our experts assess his options and likely choices
By: james ducker
Dion Dublin has briefly put himself in Rasmus Højlund's shoes and is contemplating what life would be like for a centre-forward in the current Manchester United team. “If I was in that United side I'd probably lose a lot of pals on match days because of the way I'd react to players not crossing the ball,” the former United striker tells Telegraph Sport
By: James Ducker
New head coach has a limited transfer budget which means getting the best out of the Denmark striker is a top priority
By: james ducker
For Manchester City fans, it was the news they had been praying for. For City's Premier League rivals, who have watched six of the last seven titles head to the Etihad Stadium, it was a decision they could be forgiven for privately bemoaning.
By: James Ducker
Spaniard’s decision to stay at Manchester City ensures continuity at a time when they are about to confront a series of seismic challenges
By: James Ducker
Portugal internationals Diogo Dalot (left) and Bernardo Silva play for Manchester clubs United and City respectively - EPA/Filipe Amorim
By: James Ducker
Manchester United head coach will be hoping history repeats itself and he follows in footsteps of illustrious compatriots in top flight
By: james ducker
New head coach Ruben Amorim says he “truly believes” in Manchester United's squad and that he is the right man to take the club back to the top.
Ruben Amorim says he is a “dreamer” and the “right guy at the right time” for Manchester United as he dismissed any notion he had just inherited the impossible job.
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