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Ryan Whelan
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Writer and Owner, The Deck
Scotland, United Kingdom
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Biography
Ryan is an experienced, award-winning sports journalist that specialises in the lower leagues of English Football. He took his first steps into the industry in 2019, but became full time during 2020. He has worked his way up the ladder to launch and run several successful websites and podcasts whilst also featuring in some of the world's biggest and most trusted organisations. As a member of the Football Writers Association and National Union of Journalists Ryan also maintains a high ethical and moral standard across his work. He is a Lincoln City fan, who currently lives in Aberdeen with his two children Jacob and Charlie. Expertise: Football, EFL, League One, League Two, Exclusives, Tactical Analysis and Scouting. Featured in: BBC, Press and Journal, Forbes, Daily Mail
Tv , Film , Sports , Gaming
Sports and gossip.
Content
By Ruben Amorim, Pierce Bramwell, Ryan Whelan| The Deck@ RB Leipzig star Xavi Simons has emerged as a target for Manchester United for the upcoming summer window. The Red Devils seem to have started preparations for the summer transfer window, with Simons emerging as a target. The Dutch international signed permanently for the German outlet in January for a fee worth £48 million, but they could sell the 21-year-old for a quick profit.
By Mikel Arteta, Russ Fearn, Ryan Whelan| The Deck@ Arsenal are reportedly looking to bolster their backline for the 2025/26 Premiet League season by bringing in current Brentford star, Nathan Collins. Mikel Arteta’s side are currently working on identifying new targets to revamp the squad ahead of another title charge next season. Although their striker troubles are well documented, it seems the Gunners are also looking to add to their defence.
By Mikel Arteta, Harry Cooper-Smith, Ryan Whelan| The Deck@ Arsenal star Myles Lewis-Skelly’s meteoric rise to the first team is also a subject on the lips of the jubilant Gunners’ fanbase. Much has been made of Declan Rice’s duo of ‘Man of the Match’ awards across Arsenal’s 5-1 aggregate victory over Real Madrid but a lot of eyes should be on Lewis-Skelly instead. Lewis-Skelly may only be 18, but his football intelligence and demeanour are those of a player in the prime of his career.
Company Info
The Deck