Prost Amerika is proud to announce the launch of Prost International this week.
From November 1 onwards, the new partner site will contain stories and articles from around the world including our EPL, Budesliga, La Liga and UEFA Nations League coverage.
We have built a team of correspondents in England to cover the game there, led by Editor-in-Chief Dylan Walsh and Senior Editor Ryan Conway. They and others have EPL accreditation to cover games from the stadia.
Ryan will also cover affairs in Northern England assisted by Cascadia head coach James Nichols while Dylan will oversee our Southern coverage. Joining them are Leanne Prescott, Jacob Tanswell, Tom Hardy, Max Hall, Jimmy Whitehead and Brandon Prangell.
Simon Moyse will cover the EFL and Paul Cox will cover Spanish football from Valencia. Lisa Leroux will write about French football.
Moving over from Prost Amerika will be Brian Saunders Bundesliga coverage, experienced editor Dan Gaichas of Windy City Soccer, Maryland’s Renny Thomas and occasionally on all matters Newcastle, Prost Amerika Editor Sean Maslin.
In Scotland, Mark Szczuka and Roddy Speirs will cover the national teams, male and female. Further afield, Chris Rodger will report on football in Korea and Paul McNeela is covering Australia’s A-League.
Leading columnist Richard Fleming will write every second Monday on the big issues affecting world football and Cascadia top scorer and BBC Alba host Calum Ferguson will also provide his thoughts.
We will also welcome a variety of contributions from fans and occasional writers around the world.
Peter Moore will provide his weekly rugby column and there will be growing coverage of other sports.
We will also have two podcasts provided by Full Time Podcast which comes out on Tuesdays and Playmakers FC which will appear twice a week. Sunday is their EPL show while Thursday will cover Europe and the EFL.
Prost Amerika will continue to cover MLS, NWSL and the US international teams as well as football in Mexico and Canada.
So please, check out Prost International and enjoy the sport.
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