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Craig Hanson

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Craig Hanson is the Editor-in-Chief at Sporticos. Since graduating from Leeds Trinity University with a BA Hons degree in journalism in 2011, he has contributed to various online and print media projects. As a huge football fan and keen traveller, one of his favourite hobbies is watching live football in stadiums in different countries. After producing content for Sporticos for years, Craig is now responsible for curating the direction and tone of our news content and serves as the driving force behind our mission to bring our readers the very best in sports broadcasting news.

Sporticos Football Stories: Oliver Fisher

On this episode of the Sporticos 'Football Stories' Podcast, Craig Resnik-Hanson talks to co-founder and editor-in-chief of SempreMilan, Oliver Fisher, about all things AC Milan. On the last episode we spoke to Nima Tavallaey about city rivals Inter and now we get to hear from the other side of the divide in one of football's most iconic cities.We hear from Oli about the fan culture and atmosphere at the San Siro, his story of falling in love with the club and so much more.You can listen to this...

France national team extends deal with Nike

The French national football team has extended its partnership with Nike, ensuring that the sportswear giant will remain the team's kit manufacturing partner for another decade. This extension comes ahead of the highly anticipated EURO 2024 tournament and is set to last until the 2033/34 season.The two-time World Cup winners initially had a contract with Nike that was due to expire after the 2026/27 season. However, this recent extension means that their relationship will now surpass two decades...

Wolves make Tommy Doyle move permanent

Tommy Doyle is set to complete a permanent transfer to Wolverhampton Wanderers from Manchester City. The deal is reportedly worth £4.3m and will be finalized on 1 July.Doyle initially moved to Molineux on loan last summer. Following his successful stint with the club this season, Wolves have now triggered the option to buy him permanently. He has agreed to a four-year deal with the Premier League side.BBC Sport understands that the deal between Manchester City and Wolves includes a 50% sell-on c...

Sandro Tonali receives a two-month suspended ban from the FA

The Football Association (FA) has officially sanctioned Newcastle United midfielder, Sandro Tonali, for multiple breaches of its betting regulations.Tonali was charged with 50 violations of FA Rule E8 for placing bets on football matches between 12 August and 12 October 2023. These included wagers on his own team's fixtures - Newcastle United. The Italian striker admitted to these betting breaches when charged by the FA.As a result of his actions, he has been fined £20,000 and issued with a warn...

Premier League officially misses out on fifth Champions League spot

The Premier League has missed the opportunity to secure a fifth spot in the Champions League next season. This development comes after Borussia Dortmund's victory over PSG and Bayern Munich's draw with Real Madrid, which elevated Germany's standing in the European Performance Spots table to 18.356.Despite potential victories for Aston Villa in their Europa Conference League semi-final against Olympiakos, England can only reach a maximum of 18.25 points. Consequently, Germany will join Italy in o...