An American Sports Website Is Going On A Hiring Spree Of Some Of Britain's Top Football Writers
A US sport website has launched a “super aggressive” hiring spree for Britain’s most famous football writers, with multiple sources claiming the website has already"gutted" the Times sports team.
Multiple sources claimed that three other senior Times journalists are in advanced talks to join Kay-Jelski at the new UK edition of the US-based outfit, including the newspaper’s chief football correspondent Oliver Kay and northern football correspondent George Caulkin. Its model is based on the idea of giving diehard sports fans from a particular city, in-depth sports coverage about the teams from that area.
"However are not taking 'no' for an answer," the source said. Ronay confirmed he’d been approached by the website, but was staying at the Guardian. “The Athletic is building a line-up of the most talented and connected football journalists and our ambitious plans include not only comprehensive coverage of every Premier League club, but also highly localised football reporting beyond the top flight. More details will be released as the new season approaches."
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