Paul Kennedy is a book author and journalist specializing in soccer. He writes for Soccer America and his work has also appeared in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and Mondaq. Paul covers a range of topics in the world of soccer, including league updates, player transfers, and national team developments.
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Paul Kennedy's coverage is predominantly focused on soccer, encompassing events, private sector announcements, and press releases within the sport. He consistently covers developments related to soccer players, teams, tournaments, and NCAA soccer.
Given his focus on event coverage and private sector announcements in the realm of sports with a specific emphasis on soccer-related topics such as player transfers and team news, he would likely be receptive to pitches that provide exclusive insights into upcoming matches or tournaments featuring prominent players or teams. Additionally, stories about new signings or managerial changes could also pique his interest.
While no geographic focus was mentioned for Paul Kennedy's articles specifically, it can be inferred that he may cover international as well as domestic (United States) soccer content due to the nature of his articles.
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North Texas SC rallied from two goals down after 19 minutes to capture the 2024 MLS Next Pro Cup with a 3-2 win over Philadelphia Union II thanks to three second-half goals.
A record Gotham FC home crowd and sellouts in Washington and Kansas City highlighted the opening weekend of the play in the NWSL playoffs that saw three quarterfinals games decided by one goal after top-seed Orlando's blowout win on Friday night.
“We count on our academy to continue to bring up players who can fill roles and become those top players in the future. So we're not going to change that strategy. But I have told Ernst, and you've heard us say it before, if we need more pieces, they are available. The one thing I think the fans need to know is when Ernst came to us and said, this strategy, to really work, requires us to put everything in one place: our first team, our second team, our academy, our staff, our school – that's a $75 million expense. And we said, if that's what it takes, then we're going to do that, and that's what we're building outside. So this is not a question of we have a strategy and we aren't willing to fund it. This is, we have a different strategy, and it's not a conventional strategy. It's not the easiest strategy to execute, and it's not the flashiest strategy, but when we brought Ernst aboard, that was the strategy we wanted to bet on.”
SAN RAFAEL, ALAJUELA. AUGUST 5th: Caroline Reyna #14 of USA during the League A Round One match between United States and Jamaica in the Concacaf Girls Under-15 Championship, held at the FEDEFUTBOL stadium, in San Rafael, Costa Rica. (PHOTO BY JOHNDURAN/STRAFFONIMAGES/MANDATORY CREDIT/EDITORIAL USE/NOT FOR SALE/NOT ARCHIVE)
Aston Villa's Leon Bailey, one of Jamaica's biggest stars, have been called up for the Reggae Boy's Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal series against the United States.
Kyle Albrecht has been named MLS Next's general manager, a position he held on an interim basis since April 2024.
By: Paul Kennedy, Kyle Albrecht
Lyon beat Roma 3-0 to maintain its 100 percent record in Group A of the UEFA Women's Champions League on Wednesday, while Wolfsburg thrashed Galatasaray 5-0 to pick up its first points.
Bruce Arena during a news conference to announce his hiring as the the new head coach of the San Jose Earthquakes at Paypal Park on November 12, 2024 in San Jose, California. Photo: John Todd/ISI Photos
United States head coach Mauricio Pochettino looks on from the bench area during an international friendly match between the United States Men’s National Team and Panama on October 12, 2024 in Austin, Texas USA. xBEAUTIFULxSPORTS/Colemanx (Credit Image: © Imago via ZUMA Press/ISI Photos
By: Paul Kennedy, Jessica Berman
When Inter Miami were dumped out of Major League Soccer's playoffs in the first round, their former Spain international full-back Jordi Alba questioned the fairness of the post-season format.
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