Sam Dean is a Football Reporter at the Los Angeles Times. He specializes in themes related to sports, particularly competitive and professional sports, with a focus on football and sports business. Sam's work has been featured in a variety of prominent publications, including Yahoo Finance, The Sydney Morning Herald, and the Irish Independent.
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Sam Dean's primary focus is on sports, particularly football and the English Premier League. He covers evolving stories and event coverage related to these topics. If you have insights or access to exclusive information regarding ongoing developments in the world of football, especially concerning Arsenal, Mikel Arteta, and David Moyes, Sam Dean would likely be interested in hearing from you.
Given his focus on specific teams and individuals within the context of football, he may find value in sources with direct knowledge or involvement with these subjects. Additionally, if you can provide unique perspectives or insider analysis related to ongoing events within the Premier League or significant team strategies and decisions, your pitch may resonate well with Sam Dean.
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By: Sam Dean
Five years ago this week, two of Arsenal's most powerful executives arrived in Manchester in the dead of night and knocked on Mikel Arteta's front door. Much to the distaste of Manchester City, Arteta's then employers, Vinai Venkatesham and Huss Fahmy were there to secretly close a deal that would bring the Spaniard back to north London.
By: Sam Dean
Ruben Amorim has bemoaned the intensity of the fixture list - Getty Images/Clive Brunskill
Gabriel Jesus once again looks like one of the most devastating forwards in the league - Getty Images/Alex Pantling
By: Sam Dean
Bukayo Saka's absence will be a major blow for Arsenal - Getty Images/David Price
Manager has turned team from eighth-placed finishers into title contenders – but can he take next step and bring silverware back to club?
By: Sam Dean
Mikel Areta is facing a significant period of time without his best attacking forward - Getty Images/Crystal Pix
By: Uche Amako, Sam Dean
Two meetings with Crystal Palace, in the space of just four days, have revitalised Arsenal’s attack and brought new life to Gabriel Jesus.
With the Premier League approaching halfway point, Telegraph Sport draws breath and picks the standout players of season so far
As 2024 draws towards a close, Telegraph Sport will be assessing the top 30 players in Britain across the biggest sports this week.
By: Sam Dean
Telegraph Sport is given a rare glimpse of how young officials prepare for the challenges of the profession – both on and off the pitch
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