Nathan Salt is an Online Sport Reporter at the Mail. He specializes in covering competitive sports, with a focus on football, tennis, and Formula One, while also exploring themes related to sports business and fitness. Nathan's work has been featured in Cigalah Group, MailOnline, and Express Digest.
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Nathan Salt's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly football and related events. His emphasis is on evolving stories, event coverage, and breaking news within the world of sports. Therefore, he would likely be most receptive to pitches that offer exclusive insights or interviews with athletes or key figures in the football industry.
Given his focus on evolving stories and breaking news, offering timely commentary or inside information around player injuries, transfers rumors, or significant developments in the sport could capture Nathan’s attention.
It's important to note that Nathan does not have a specific geographic focus but covers international sports events which can provide an opportunity for experts from various locations to contribute relevant insights.
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After scoring a dramatic late equaliser in a Nations League clash against Switzerland, the 25-year-old wanted to sign off his crowning moment with the iconic Ronaldo 'siuu' celebration.
By: Nathan Salt
Amorim will take charge of his first game with Manchester United this weekend Ahead of the January window, it's reported he will be given a reduced budget
NATHAN SALT IN ALMERE: England showed the future is very bright in what was the final game before Lee Carsley returns from his stint with the seniors.
MAN UNITED CONFIDENTIAL: The fundamental issue facing United is the need to sell players in order to generate necessary funds to consider buying new ones.
Follow Mail Sport's live blog for all the updates, including team news, from Ruben Amorim's first Manchester United press conference, ahead of the weekend trip to face Ipswich Town.
By: Chris Wheeler, Nathan Salt, Ian Ladyman
By NATHAN SALT and IAN LADYMAN AT CARRINGTON and CHRIS WHEELER AT CARRINGTON Published: | Updated: Advertisement
As well as his briefing with reporters, he sat down with ex-Man United star Gary Neville for a chat for Sky Sports. Mail Sport picks out five things we learned from those two media appearances
It is the first time in boss Pep Guardiola 's career that he has lost four games on the bounce, but it appears there is no panic inside the dressing room, particularly not in the case of Erling Haaland.
The Blues have spent heavily on players since Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital took control of the club in May 2022 - but it appears the transfer carousel is set for another spin.
Ruben Amorim sat down with the club's own media team on Friday afternoon having just held his first press conference as Manchester United head coach - and he highlighted one player he 'loves'.
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