Sam Marsden is a Spain correspondent at ESPN. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive sports and the business aspects of the sports industry, with a particular interest in team sports. Sam's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including ESPN2 Australia, ABC Network News, and the Daily Mail.
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Sam Marsden's articles predominantly cover sports, particularly football with a focus on Spanish football, Barcelona, and Real Madrid. He also covers specific events like the Supercopa. If you have insights into developments related to these teams or events, or can offer commentary on evolving stories in the world of Spanish football or regarding key figures such as Xavi, your pitch is more likely to resonate with him.
Given Sam's extensive coverage of live events and evolving stories within the realm of Spanish football and specifically involving Barcelona and Real Madrid, he would be receptive to pitches offering unique perspectives or exclusive interviews from players, coaches, or insiders associated with these clubs.
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By: Moises Llorens, Sam Marsden
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By: Sam Marsden, Moises Llorens
Sam Marsden and Moises Llorens Multiple Authors May 30, 2026, 12:50 AM Email Print
Barcelona defender Jules Koundé hopes to stay at the Spanish champions amid reports linking him with a move away this summer.
Real Madrid candidate Riquelme pledges to pursue Klopp if elected
By: Sam Marsden
Barcelona's acting president Rafa Yuste has criticised Atlético Madrid for the social media posts which poked fun at the Spanish champions for their interest in Julián Álvarez.
By: Sam Marsden, Gabriele Marcotti
play Barcelona have won three of the last four LaLiga titles and made deep UEFA Champions League runs in each of the past two seasons.
Spain thumped Iceland 6-1 on Tuesday to book their place at next summer's World Cup in Brazil ahead of England, who must now come through the playoffs.
By: Sam Marsden, Moises Llorens
Barcelona are unlikely to activate the €30 million ($34.8m) option to make Marcus Rashford 's loan from Manchester United permanent, but coach Hansi
Barcelona have completed the signing of Egypt international Hamza Abdelkarim from Al Ahly for an initial fee of €1.5 million ($1.7m).
By: Sam Marsden, Moises Llorens
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