FIFA’s Club World Cup has kicked off – but does it really matter?
The Club World Cup is surrounded by issues from cynical motivations to political unrest and player fatigue. More to the...
Read moreDetailsJoel Boyd is an MA Journalism student at the University of West England and an aspiring sports journalist with a passion for telling impactful, diverse stories. As a Master's student, he has written on topics from sport to social issues like the Assisted Dying Bill. He is particularly drawn to diverse voices and in-depth features. Coming from a mixed-race, working-class background, he is eager to combat misinformation and contribute meaningfully to local, trusted journalism.
The Club World Cup is surrounded by issues from cynical motivations to political unrest and player fatigue. More to the...
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