Raphael Honigstein is a journalist for The Athletic, specializing in football coverage. With a focus on German football, Honigstein provides insightful analysis and interviews with players, coaches, and executives. His articles delve into the intricacies of the sport, offering unique perspectives and in-depth reporting.
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Raphael Honigstein's articles primarily cover football, with a focus on German and European leagues. He is likely to be interested in expert commentary from individuals with deep knowledge of the football industry, particularly those who can provide insights into the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, or other prominent teams mentioned in his articles.
Given his coverage of specific clubs and events within the football world, experts who have direct involvement or close connections to these organizations may find success in reaching out for potential collaboration.
As he focuses on event coverage and provides expert commentary on ongoing developments in football leagues such as the Bundesliga and specific clubs like Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund.
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By: Raphael Honigstein
“ Pokalschreck — blue and black,” said the pre-match banner at Ludwigsparkstadion. And that's exactly how things went down. Again.
By: Raphael Honigstein
A first international appearance for VfB Stuttgart left-back Maximilian Mittelstadt
By: Raphael Honigstein, Mark Carey
Arise Maximilian Mittelstadt , Germany left-back at the Euros. Dressed in the new pink-purple number that's been described as “a Barbie
By: Raphael Honigstein, Simon Hughes
It was raining heavily in San Sebastian in November 2019 when Xabi Alonso peered out of his office window and smiled, explaining why he was very happy with his place in the world.
By: Raphael Honigstein
Thomas Tuchel was left angry at the decision not to award Bayern Munich a penalty against Arsenal with referee Glenn Nyberg apparently waving away the incident as a “kid's mistake”.
By: Raphael Honigstein
Bayern Munich showed a willingness to fight they have been missing in the Bundesliga this season against Arsenal
By: Raphael Honigstein
Poor at the back but dangerous up top, Borussia Dortmund somehow escaped the Wanda Metropolitano pressure cooker with plenty of hope.
By: Raphael Honigstein, Oliver Kay
Without wanting to tempt fate, Manchester City versus Real Madrid on Wednesday should bring drama and skill in equal measure if their recent meetings are anything to go by.
By: Raphael Honigstein, Mark Carey
Prophets, the bible tells us, are not appreciated in their hometowns. The same might well be true of Bayern Munich academy players.
By: Raphael Honigstein
On Wednesday evening Kimmich reminded the rest of Europe of both his and Bayern's enduring resilience
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