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Jonny Coffey
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Football Editor and Sports Journalist, Sports Gazette
London
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Biography
UEFA Junior News Editor at InCrowd and freelance football journalist at Sky Sports. In 2024, I was shortlisted for the FWA Hugh McIlvanney Student Football Writer of the Year award and won Pitch Magazine's Young Sports Journalist competition. Studied an MA in Sports Journalism and an NCTJ diploma at St Mary's University (2023-24) after achieving a first-class BA History degree from the University of Cambridge (2020-23). My undergraduate dissertation explored the place of football in post-colonial Ghana and Nigeria.
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Content
An Olympic Gold Medal marked Zach LaVine’s ascendency three years ago, but his NBA career is stalling as Paris 2024 arrives
By Jonny Coffey Verified| Sports Gazette Verified Zach LaVine is at a crossroads in his NBA career. The two-time all star and his franchise, the Chicago Bulls, are determined to part ways this summer but no suitors have emerged for the 29-year-old, who has three years and $138 million remaining on his contract. Once regarded as one of the NBA’s next stars, LaVine is now facing a reluctant reconciliation with a franchise whose aims have shifted from competing to rebuilding.
By Jonny Coffey Verified| Sports Gazette Verified The European Championships are one of football’s greatest stages – one shared by young talents hoping to announce themselves as the next best thing and stars in the twilight of their career. While excitement builds around the next generation – headlined by Jude Bellingham, Jamal Musiala, and Florian Wirtz – ahead of Euro 2024, the Sports Gazette looks at some of those bidding farewell to the competition and the legacies they leave behind.
By Jonny Coffey Verified| Sports Gazette Verified This is an extended version of the piece shortlisted for the Football Writers’ Association’s Hugh McIlvanney Student Football Writer of the Year 2024 award. Life is quite different for Paris Saint-Germain, France’s reigning domestic champions, and Standard Athletic Club (SAC), who became the first club to hold that title in 1894. While PSG epitomise the modern ‘superclub,’ SAC’s is a more humble existence, but one enriched by a trailblazing history.
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