Sam Lee is a Manchester City correspondent at The Athletic. With nearly a decade of experience covering the club, he has a diverse background that includes roles at Goal and the BBC, along with freelance work in South America. His work has been featured in a variety of publications, including The New York Times and Vogue, showcasing his multifaceted interests in sports, competitive sports, and environmental themes.
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Sam Lee's coverage is primarily focused on sports, specifically football (soccer) with a strong emphasis on Manchester City and the Premier League. His articles often feature expert commentary, event coverage, and industry-specific insights related to football. If you're looking to reach out to Sam, consider offering expert analysis or insider perspectives on Manchester City's performance, player transfers within the club or the broader context of these developments in the Premier League.
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By: Luke Bosher, Laurie Whitwell, Conor O'Neill, Beren Cross, Sam Lee, Paul Taylor, George Caulkin, Liam Tharme, Matt Woosnam, Chris Weatherspoon, Jacob Tanswell, Patrick Boyland, Art De Roché, Anantaajith Raghuraman, Justin Guthrie, George Ramsay, Jay Harris, James Pearce
With three weeks to go until the season starts, how are the Premier League's clubs expected to line up for ther opening games?
By: Sam Lee
After losing his place in the Manchester City team and missing out on the World Cup, Foden is determined to come back stronger
Phil Foden is standing on a floating football pitch in Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour, talking about a fresh start and a fresh mind as he looks ahead to a new era at Manchester City.
By: Sam Lee
Enzo Maresca's Manchester City largely dominated their Hong Kong friendly against Inter, but were ultimately beaten on penalties
By: Sam Lee
Josko Gvardiol also discussed his World Cup exit with Croatia in the summer
"In that moment it was a chaos of emotions," Josko Gvardiol says, reflecting on his last-minute goal for Croatia against Portugal at the World Cup. "At the beginning I was probably the happiest person in the world, then we all realised that it was offside because of the hair and everything…"
By: Sam Lee
The Manchester City forward discusses his new manager, what Pep Guardiola taught him and how it feels to win a trophy
By: Sam Lee
Mateo Kovacic says he will be staying at Manchester City next season despite speculation about his future.
By: Sam Lee
The Croatia midfielder, 32, has one year left on his current deal with City but is happy under new head coach Enzo Maresca.
By: Sam Lee
Sam Lee analyses the key talking points from the first game of the South Korean leg of Manchester City's pre-season tour
