Tom Bogert is a Reporter at GiveMeSport. He specializes in MLS and USMNT coverage, providing exclusive insights and breaking news on transfers and team dynamics within major league sports. Tom's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Bleacher Report, The Athletic, and The New York Times, showcasing his expertise in competitive sports and professional leagues.
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Tom Bogert's coverage mainly focuses on sports, particularly MLS and soccer. He appears to be highly interested in breaking news, trades, offseason developments, and private sector announcements related to soccer teams and players.
If you are looking to reach out to Tom with a pitch, consider providing exclusive insights into potential player moves or newly appointed coaches within the MLS. Additionally, if you have access to breaking news regarding team updates or trade deals involving soccer players or clubs within the league, it could capture his attention.
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By: Tom Bogert
The 29-year-old midfielder provides a boost to Bruce Arena’s Earthquakes, who have struggled since MLS returned from the World Cup break.
By: Tom Bogert
Wijnaldum is best known for his time at Liverpool where he won several trophies including the Premier League and Champions League
By: Tom Bogert
Sporting Kansas City will receive $6 million in a cash trade.
By: Tom Bogert
As the postseason draws nearer, Nashville shows no sign of loosening its grip
By: Tom Bogert
Sporting director David Lee explains the inside story of the deal and the MLS side's "ambitious" strategy.
The Scottish club will pay $13 million plus adds-ons for the Venezuela international.
Austin will receive $4.5 million in a cash trade plus another $3.1 million in performance-based add-ons
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By: Tom Bogert
The latter stages of the MLS transfer window promise to be full of activity
