Will Castle is a versatile journalist whose work has been featured in various publications such as Cigalah Group, South West Londoner, Metro.co.uk, and more. With a focus on sports, Will covers a range of topics including player analysis, team standings, injury updates, and interviews with prominent figures in the sporting world.
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Will Castle's focus is primarily on football, particularly the English Premier League and Liverpool FC. He covers a variety of topics within this scope including transfer news, player injuries, match analysis, and expert commentary.
If you have relevant insights or exclusive information related to upcoming matches, transfer news involving Liverpool FC or other Premier League teams, player interviews or expert opinions on game strategies and tactics, Will could be interested in your pitch.
Given his high rate of announcement coverage (48%), he may also be open to pitches that provide exclusive details about club announcements, press releases from clubs or official statements from key figures in the world of football.
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Arne Slot’s men will move one step closer to securing a spot in the knockout rounds with victory
He has admitted that his move to West Ham is not working out, just four months after signing from Borussia Dortmund.
A former Liverpool star looks set to take up a role in the Barcelona coaching setup in the new year, having hung up his boots at the end of last seaosn.
A Leicester City star has revealed his decision to switch his national allegiance away from England after years of encouragement from fans.
By: Will Castle
The midfielder made several appearances for England at Under-21 level He has been persistently encouraged to make the switch by the country's fans
Former Manchester United star Nani reunited with old manager Sir Alex Ferguson for a picturesque breakfast in Portugal.
The EFL is considering the implementation of VAR into its competitions despite objections from fans.
Djed Spence has insisted that he never lost faith that his Tottenham career would turn around, even after spending the better part of three years completely out of favour.
Seamus Coleman is certain the Friedkin Group will 'buy into' everything that the club stands for after their long-running saga to find new owners was finally resolved.
Troy Deeney has called on Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim to flog one player immediately after he failed to impress yet again in yesterday's defeat to Tottenham.
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