Aryan Suraj Chadha

Aryan Suraj Chadha

European football writer

📝 Bio: I’m a sports journalist who covers football, cricket and American sports, specialising in tactical analysis, transfer sagas and the financial dynamics shaping modern competitions. I began my journey in sports media in 2021 and worked as a Senior Sports Writer at Republic Media Network, reporting across almost every major sport. I’ve also written for EssentiallySports, which broadened my experience covering U.S. leagues and global sporting narratives. At GOAL, I cover European football in depth, from tactical shifts and transfer market drama to the cultural stories that shape the continent’s biggest competitions. I’m a lifelong Fernando Torres and Cristiano Ronaldo supporter, and I try to bring the same mix of passion and precision to my writing that they brought to the pitch.

My Football Story: I first kicked a ball at nine and never stopped — football quickly became woven into my life, my culture and the person I am today. The game taught me discipline, wonder and the value of small moments; it shaped how I see the world. As a viral quip fans often repeat about obsession with the game goes: “If football were a drug, I would have died from overdose.” That’s exactly how it feels for me.

🎯 Areas of Expertise:
• Premier League, La Liga & European football analysis
• Transfer market dynamics & Financial Fair Play
• International tournaments & major-competition coverage
• Fan culture, storytelling & digital football culture

🌟 Favourite Footballing Memory:
Fernando Torres’ chipped finish over Jens Lehmann to help Spain win Euro 2008 — a moment of sheer genius that pulled an entire nation into celebration and made me fall in love with football for life. Another unforgettable night was Torres’ breakaway goal that effectively ended Barcelona’s hopes in the 2012 Champions League semi-final at Camp Nou — a run, a finish, and the raw intensity that followed, with Gary Neville calling it “UN-BELIEVEEE-ABLEEEE!!!!” Nights like those are why I write about the game: for the drama, the stories and the human moments that stay with you forever.

Articles by Aryan Suraj Chadha
  1. 'I'm not doing a good job' - Conte hints he'll quit Napoli

    Napoli manager Antonio Conte has issued a damning critique of his side after their latest defeat against Bologna in Serie A, hinting at a potential departure from the club. The Italian coach expressed profound concern over the team's perceived lack of "chemistry" and "desire to fight," openly questioning his effectiveness and the players' commitment.

  2. David Alaba

    Alaba returns to Madrid training ahead of Rayo clash

    David Alaba has rejoined Real Madrid group training and is expected to be in the squad for Sunday's La Liga match against Rayo Vallecano, providing a major boost for Xabi Alonso. The defender returns from a calf injury that has seen him miss four games, as the club continues to cope with injuries to Antonio Rudiger, Dani Carvajal and Aurelien Tchouameni.

  3. Weah rejects 'total crisis' talk as De Zerbi takes blame

    Marseille manager Roberto De Zerbi has accepted his "share of responsibility" for his side's poor form following their Champions League exit. However, returning forward Tim Weah has blasted talk of a "total crisis" at the club, pointing out they are still second in Ligue 1 and just two points behind reigning champions Paris Saint-Germain.

  4. Spain boss defends Yamal call up amid injury concerns

    Spain boss Luis de la Fuente has defended his decision to call up Barcelona star Lamine Yamal for crucial World Cup qualifiers, stating he is in "perfect shape". The selection comes despite recent friction with Barcelona over the 18-year-old's pubalgia injury that has created tension between the Spanish national team and the Catalan club.

  1. Man City reignite interest in Valencia wonderkid

    Premier League giants Manchester City have renewed their "serious interest" in Valencia wonderkid Jaume Dura, according to reports in Spain. The attacking midfielder rejected a move to the Etihad last year to sign a new contract until 2027 but Pep Guardiola's City are now making "another attempt" to sign the Spain U17 international star.

  2. Pogba injury blow: Monaco debut delayed again

    French football star Paul Pogba's AS Monaco debut has been delayed yet again, with manager Sebastien Pocognoli confirming a 'grade two' ankle sprain. The 32-year-old star midfielder, who has not played in 26 months, suffered the setback in training. The boss revealed the timeline is uncertain, with a new target set for after the international break.

  3. PSG sweat on Dembele fitness for Bayern CL clash

    French football giants Paris Saint-Germain are facing an anxious wait over the fitness of Ballon d'Or winner Ousmane Dembele ahead of their massive Champions League clash with Germany's Bayern Munich. The winger sparked panic after complaining of a hamstring injury, but subsequently returned to training in a confusing twist for the French champions.

  4. Jonathan David

    Juve's David set for January exit? Spurs & Bayern interested

    Juventus are reportedly ready to sell star forward Jonathan David in January, just months after his summer arrival, according to Sky Sports. The Canadian has scored just once in 11 games, with his team now contacting major clubs like Tottenham and Bayern Munich. With new boss Luciano Spalletti snubbing him, a "quick exit" is now being considered by the Bianconeri.

  5. Arsenal, Man City & Bayern battle for Feyenoord wonderkid

    Arsenal and Manchester City have both dispatched scouts to monitor Feyenoord's 19-year-old right-back Givairo Read, according to reports. However, they face a "very complicated" transfer battle, as Bayern Munich are also in pursuit and have reportedly already held initial talks for the highly-rated Dutch prodigy ahead of the January window.

  6. Antony 'at home' at Betis after brace sinks Mallorca

    Fan favourite Antony declared he is "at home" and playing with "heart" after his man-of-the-match display secured a vital 3-0 La Liga win for Real Betis against Mallorca. The former Manchester United star scored twice and provided an assist in a dominant first half, admitting it was a "shame" he missed a hat-trick, as Betis kept pressure on the top four.

  7. Nicolas Jackson

    Kompany gives 'objective' defence of 'outstanding' Jackson

    Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany has defended Nicolas Jackson against criticism, calling his impact "outstanding" despite his wait for a first Bundesliga goal. The Bayern boss insists the Chelsea loanee is "where he needs to be" and has interpreted his tactical role perfectly, even as club legend Lothar Matthaus claims he looks "out of place."