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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Real Madrid's 19-year-old Turkish international Arda Guller scored the only goal of the game as Carlo Ancelotti's team went 14 points clear at the top of La Liga.
PETE JENSON: Kane joining Bayern Munich just before their run of 11 straight Bundesliga titles came to an end also felt like him having taken a wrong turn.
Barcelona came from behind to defeat ten-man Valencia courtesy of a second-half hat-trick from Robert Lewandowski.
Mail Sport's Spanish football reporter PETE JENSON casts his eye over the weekend's action and offers 10 things he learned.
The most iconic picture of West Ham's new coach Julen Lopetegui is not of him lifting the Europa League won with Sevilla, or even wearing the goalkeeping jerseys of Real Madrid or Barcelona.
PETE JENSON: Bellingham and his friend and team-mate Vinicius Junior are the key reasons Real Madrid go into tonight's game full of confidence.
PETE JENSON IN SPAIN: Real Madrid see complacency as their biggest enemy as they aim to reach their 18th European Cup final on Wednesday night.
Bayern crashed out of the Champions League in dramatic fashion on Wednesday night, leading the tie with three minutes to go but conceding two late goals to Joselu and in turn losing the tie.
PETE JENSON: Joselu has only played 1,900 minutes so, at a goal every 112 minutes, he has the best strike-rate in the squad.
Former Arsenal forward Lucas Perez paid big money out of his own pocket to rejoin hometown team Deportivo last year. His dream was to get the former European force out of the Spanish third tier.
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