Kenneth Daly is a journalist based in London, focusing on local sports coverage, particularly football. With a keen eye for analyzing key battles and providing insights into team strategies, Kenneth's articles offer readers a deeper understanding of the game and its intricacies.
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Kenneth Daly's articles predominantly cover soccer, with a specific focus on Arsenal and their matches. He seems to prioritize providing insights into key battles, tactical analysis, and player roles within the team context.
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How Arsenal can finally get over the hump and finally win the Premier League title in 2024/25.
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If Arsenal are not careful, Bukayo Saka could be on the verge of burnout. They need to provide stiffer competition via the transfer market.
Arsenal are set to make several midfield moves this summer, but haw far should the club goal with their engine room reshuffle?
By: Kenneth Daly
A dysfunctional England setup to blame for Arsenal players' struggles at Euro 2024.
By: Kenneth Daly
Ian Wright's Bukayo Saka plan is not the worst idea for England.
The legacy of Yaya Touré is still very much intact. Arsenal (as always) are expected to host a big fire sale this summer and Albert Sambi Lokonga will be among
Arsenal supporters should not be concerned with their lack of transfer activity in the summer transfer window just yet.
Emile Smith Rowe's five best moments in an Arsenal shirt as we prepare for his exit to Fulham.
Arsenal are unlikely to sign a striker before the 2024 summer transfer window draws to a close, but the Gunners are making the right decision in not doing so.
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