Jon Arnold is a journalist and writer for The Dallas Morning News, specializing in sports coverage with a focus on national soccer. With a diverse portfolio that includes work for ESPN, TechTarget, and UCStrategies.com, Jon brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his articles, providing insightful analysis and engaging storytelling.
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Jon Arnold's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly soccer and MLS. He seems to favor event coverage and evolving stories related to the world of soccer, with a strong emphasis on Major League Soccer (MLS) and US National Teams.
If you are looking to reach out to Jon, consider offering unique insights or analysis around ongoing events in the world of soccer. Providing perspectives on player performances, team strategies, or league developments could be appealing for his coverage.
Given that Jon has a national focus within the United States with specific attention given to St Louis, he may also be interested in local angles related to soccer events or teams within this region.
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