Miguel Quintana: “LaLiga can’t compete with the Premier League”
Miguel Quintana is one of the main names from the sports journalist generation that has been born in the era of the new platforms such as YouTube.
He actually began his professional career and gained national relevance in Spain through...
Antonio Ruiz: “Just as Simeone can’t be questioned for his success, those who do...
Antonio Ruiz, also known as 'Antoñito', is a sports journalist for Tiempo de Juego and El Partidazo from Cadena COPE and El Golazo de Gol in Spain. He is one of the main referents in journalism and covers his beloved team Atlético de...
Rafa Mainez: “A hypothetical return to the Segunda B would have terrible consequences”
Rafa Mainez is a sports journalist specialized in the Spanish football third division (Primera RFEF) and semi-pro leagues that currently works for both the newspaper and radio Marca, where he serves as the productive chief of radio show La...
Borja Aranda: “I do not know where Atlético would be today if it was...
Borja Aranda, collaborator for Radio Marca and Mister Underdog, visits our Twitch channel to talk about the new formats in sports journalism and the present of LaLiga.
https://youtu.be/LlDCWAX2pgw
Is sports journalism something you always wanted to dedicate yourself to, or did...
Menottinto: “Atlético have to close the door to players that come from Real Madrid”
Raúl Jimeno, more known as 'Menottinto' (Madrid, 1980), describes himself as an 'Internet journalist', which is becoming a very common characteristic in the industry thanks to the boom of the new digital platforms. However, he could consider himself a...
Jaime Molina: “There is passion for football in China”
Jaime Molina (Estepona, 15 de junio de 1961) got a lifetime opportunity back in October 2018 when ex-teammate David Almazán 'Pirri' offered him a job at the Shanghai Shenhua Chinese Super League club academy Under-19 team. Jaime, who is...
Manolo Lama: “The VAR is a joke”
Manolo Lama (Madrid, January 3rd 1962) is a famous Spanish sports journalist. He has been on the business for more than forty years both as a commentator and presenter for sports programes on the radio and TV. He currently...
Santiago Aragón: “I believe that Real Madrid have adapted themselves better to this situation...
Santiago Aragón (Málaga, April 3rd 1968) is an ex professional football player that played for Real Madrid, CD Logroñés and Real Zaragoza. He is currently part of the scouting department for the academy of Real Madrid. Santi accepts the...
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Messi leads Barça to the win
The atmosphere was heated at the Camp Nou due to the unsatisfied crowd on the recent management by the current board of directors, which...
