Pete Jenson is a journalist for MailOnline, specializing in sports reporting, particularly in football. With a focus on Spanish football, Pete covers matches, provides analysis, and offers insights into the latest news and developments in LaLiga, as well as other European football leagues.
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Pete Jenson's coverage predominantly focuses on football, particularly LaLiga and major teams like Barcelona and Real Madrid. He covers evolving stories, event coverage, announcements, and expert commentary related to the sport.
Given his focus on LaLiga, pitches should provide insights or access to players/coaches within this league. Expert analysis of team strategies, player performance evaluations or exclusive interviews with relevant figures in the world of Spanish football could be well-received by Pete.
As for the specific topics covered such as Kylian Mbappe's potential transfer to Real Madrid, any insights into ongoing transfer sagas involving top-tier players can also be considered impactful for outreach.
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PETE JENSON: Kroos joined Madrid from Bayern for just £20million in 2014. He was only 24 and he had already won a World Cup. So why did Bayern let him leave so young and so cheaply?
By: Pete Jenson
IF Spain’s Nico Williams wins the Euros tomorrow, he will dedicate it to his dad who used to man the turnstiles at Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge. The Athletic Bilbao winger — one of breakout star…
PETE JENSON: On the final whistle most of the Spanish players were crying, while at home there was no tears only wild celebration.
PETE JENSON: Jude Bellingham gave an interview at the end of last season to Real Madrid TV on the pitch at the Santiago Bernabeu and was asked if he could have imagined his success.
PETE JENSON: Riccardo Calafiori had not represented his country in a competitive game before Germany but he played in all three of their group matches.
PETE JENSON IN MADRID: When Jude Bellingham beat Cristiano Ronaldo's goals record at the start of last season for Real Madrid, he wasn't the only one getting the credit.
When Real Madrid and Kylian Mbappe parted company last week at the start of the international break the club could not have been happier with their 25-year-old striker.
EXCLUSIVE BY PETE JENSON AND CRAIG HOPE: Barcelona are due to play Atletico Madrid on the weekend of December 22 but all three parties are working on taking the fixture to Miami.
PETE JENSON: Xavi at Old Trafford would certainly be box-office. Thriller or horror film for Manchester United fans? That's harder to say.
PETE JENSON: It had been a long time coming but finally on November 9 a chorus of 'Hey Jude' echoed around the Santiago Bernabeu. Bellingham was back in his best position.
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