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Dan Cancian
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Senior Writer, Destination Calcio
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Biography
Dan is a sports journalist who has covered football, NFL, NBA, rugby and golf for several digital and printed publications including Newsweek, The Guardian and These Football Times. He has conducted interviews with players, coaches and executives across a number of sports, including members of the Super Bowl LIV winners New England Patriots, NFL and MLB executives.
Football , NFL , NBA , Golf , MLB
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By Dan Cancian Verified| Destination Calcio Verified When Lewis Ferguson was named Serie A’s best midfielder last season, he became the first Scot in history to scoop up the Bulgarelli No 8 Award, a prize with particular significance for the Bologna captain as it is named after the late club legend Giacomo Bulgarelli. Twelve months on, one of Ferguson’s compatriots has made a strong case for the accolade to be passed from one Scot to another.
By Dan Cancian Verified| Forbes Verified Red Bull has “great concern” over Max Verstappen’s future after a difficult start to the season reignited speculations he may leave the team. The Dutchman has won four world title in a row with Red Bull and is eight points behind championship leader Lando Norris after finishing sixth in the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday. Verstappen won from pole-position in Suzuka the previous week, but McLaren has so far won three of the opening four races of the season.
By Dan Cancian Verified| Destination Calcio Verified “AvevAte dubbi?”, read the post on Sassuolo’s official X account after the Neroverdi clinched promotion on Sunday night. The capital “A” was a nod to Serie A, but what mattered most was the underlying message. “Did you have any doubts?”. Sassuolo, for their part, never did. Their CEO Giovanni Carnevali made it clear as early as last May, when a home defeat against Cagliari sealed the Neroverdi‘s return to Serie B after 10 years. “We’ll be back in Serie A at the earliest opportunity,” he vowed.
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Destination Calcio