Thomas Hindle is a European Football Writer for GOAL, specializing in coverage of football clubs and players across Europe. His work has also been featured in The Hollywood Reporter. With a keen eye for the intricacies of the game, Thomas provides insightful analysis and commentary on the latest news and developments in the world of European football.
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Thomas Hindle is a sports journalist with a focus on football, particularly covering events, evolving stories, and investment analysis within the realm of football. He regularly covers news related to major football clubs such as Barcelona and Real Madrid, along with transfer window activities and player performances.
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By: Thomas Hindle
The midfielder, who is the brother of AC Milan's Kevin Bright, helped Miami navigate through injuries and keep winning.
By: Thomas Hindle
The former Arsenal and France legend backed American players to enjoy a successful campaign ahead of the Champions League
By: Thomas Hindle
The competition's holders scraped a 2-1 win after turning in another middling performance Things haven't quite clicked in Madrid yet - but the wins keep coming.
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By: Jacob Schneider, Thomas Hindle, Ryan Tolmich
GOAL US discuss USMNT's historic Champions League presence, McKennie's future, and friendly slate
By: Thomas Hindle
The long-time leader of the league said Major League Soccer is committed to ongoing participation in U.S. Open Cup
By: Thomas Hindle
The former New York Red Bulls forward claimed the standard of American nationals in the U.S.'s marquee soccer league has decreased
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By: Thomas Hindle
The Herons let a late lead slip in a wide-open contest, but stayed firm favorites for the Supporters Shield after a 2-2 draw
By: Thomas Hindle
The forward stayed in the U.S. for an extra season, and etched himself into the history books in the process
By: Thomas Hindle
GOAL U.S. looks at some of the biggest American names in Europe playing this weekend, with Weston McKennie looking to build on his first start
By: Thomas Hindle
The club hopes to tap into the growing soccer culture in the town of almost 20,000. Naples, Florida needed something.
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