Simon Hughes is a Senior Football Writer at The Athletic. He specializes in sports journalism, particularly focusing on competitive sports and the business aspects of the sports industry, while also exploring regional interests and world news. Simon's work has been featured in notable publications such as Business Matters Magazine, The Times, and The New York Times.
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Simon Hughes’ work largely focuses on sports, particularly football and soccer. His coverage includes evolving stories, expert commentary, and event coverage related to the Premier League and specific clubs like Liverpool FC. When reaching out to Simon, consider providing insightful analysis or expert commentary about ongoing events in the world of football/soccer, with a particular focus on the Premier League.
Due to his interest in evolving stories and expert commentary, pitches should aim to provide unique perspectives or insider insights into current events within these areas of focus. It would also be beneficial for sources to have an understanding of the cultural context surrounding British football.
Given that Simon’s articles often delve into nuanced aspects of players' lives or team dynamics, he may be interested in interviews with former players or individuals closely associated with premier league teams who can provide behind-the-scenes insights.
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By: Simon Hughes
Egypt and Salah are heading home. But what are the options in club football for the former Liverpool forward?
By: Simon Hughes, Austin Green, Carl Anka, Thom Harris, Sam Lee, Laura Williamson, Phil Hay, Lukas Weese, Greg O'Keeffe, Laurie Whitwell, Felipe Cardenas, Jack Pitt-Brooke, Stuart James
How the World Cup quarterfinals bracket looks and what we're predicting will happen next
By: Simon Hughes
In the end, just as everyone else in the Atlanta Stadium was losing their heads amid a scene of unhinged magnificence, Mohamed Salah and Lionel Messi stood apart from it all, shaking theirs, yards fro
By: Simon Hughes, George Edwards, Liam Tharme, Sebastian Stafford-Bloor
All you need to know about the World Cup quarter-final game between France and Morocco in Foxboro
By: Jordan Campbell, Conor O'Neill, Simon Hughes, Amy Lawrence
Mbappe and Dembele were on the scoresheet as France stormed past Morocco to reach yet another World Cup semi-final under Deschamps
By: James Pearce, Simon Hughes
The full story of how Edwards left Liverpool for a second time, and why he is now very much available for hire
By: Simon Hughes
Football might be a strange old business. Yet there is clearly something high-level coaches still admire about 36-year-old Henderson
By: Simon Hughes, Simon Johnson
The Premier League club have also been given a suspended transfer ban after being charged by the FA with 74 alleged rule breaches.
By: Simon Hughes
With a presidential election looming next year, surely football can produce a candidate who can offer the sport a fresh start
By: Simon Hughes
Oh, for those quaint days when Gianni Infantino floated around, handing out made-up peace prizes to the President of the United States of America, and everyone giggled because the trophy looked like fingers tickling an unmentionable body part.
