beIN Sports has recently launched a new podcast titled "Tales, Tears & Trophies," which promises to delve into the highs and lows of professional football. The show is hosted by former Manchester United defender Mikael Silvestre.
The fortnightly six-part series will feature long-form interviews with renowned personalities from the world of football. These interviews aim to provide listeners with an in-depth look at their careers, highlighting both their triumphs and challenges. The first episode, which premiered on 15 January, featured former Manchester City and England goalkeeper Joe Hart. Hart shared his journey from England’s lower leagues to Premier League glory.
He also discussed missed opportunities with the Three Lions (England's national team) and how Pep Guardiola informed him that his services were no longer required at Manchester City.
Star-studded line-up for future episodes
Future guests on "Tales, Tears & Trophies" include a host of famous faces from English football, Ashley Cole, Glenn Hoddle, Joe Cole, Jason McAteer & Luis Garcia. These guests promise to bring unique insights into their experiences in professional football - making this podcast a must-listen for any sports fan or sports betting enthusiast.
"Tales, Tears & Trophies" will be available through various platforms including the beIN Sports YouTube channel as well as Spotify and Apple Podcasts. This makes it easily accessible for fans across different platforms. This isn't beIN's first venture into podcasts; they have previously launched Arabic-language podcasts such as Asateer (Legends), focusing on sporting heroes from around the region, and The beIN Podcast, which provides a platform for different fan opinions following major sports events.
beIN Sports' "Tales, Tears & Trophies" promises to be an engaging and informative podcast for sports fans and sports betting fans alike. With its star-studded line-up of guests and insightful discussions on professional football, it's set to become a valuable resource in understanding the world of football better.
