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. Brazil getting 'worse and worse' under Ancelotti, warns legend

    Former Brazil goalkeeper and coach Emerson Leao has launched a scathing critique of Carlo Ancelotti's start as Selecao boss, warning the job is "much more difficult" than managing Spanish giants Real Madrid. Leao claims the Brazil national team is getting "worse and worse" and expressed his disappointment with the state of Brazilian coaching as the World Cup approaches.

  2. Cremonese boss hints at Vardy's first Serie A start

    Premier League and Leicester City legend Jamie Vardy could finally be set for his full Serie A debut after joining Cremonese this summer. Head coach Davide Nicola has praised the 38-year-old's "great determination" and suggested that Monday's clash with Udinese may be "the right time" to hand the striker his first start in the top-tier Italian league.

  3. Kane contract extension would be 'madness', says Bayern legend

    Former Bayern Munich and Germany midfielder Dietmar Hamann has urged the Bundesliga champions to reconsider a reported early contract extension for Harry Kane, labelling the idea "madness" despite the star striker's incredible form. The club legend warned that Kane's age and defensive workload pose a risk, and he fears Bayern could suffer a mid-season collapse.

  4. Leao reveals Modric's promise as Milan top Serie A

    Rafael Leao has detailed the supportive welcome he received from new teammate Luka Modric after his match-winning brace sent AC Milan to the top of Serie A. The Portuguese star, who ended a long goal drought at the San Siro against Fiorentina, is eager to learn from the former Real Madrid icon and propel the Rossoneri forward to make the most out of his career.

  5. Leipzig set stunning price tag for teenage star

    RB Leipzig have placed a mammoth €100 million valuation on teenage winger Yan Diomande, just months after signing him for €20m. The Bundesliga club have no release clause in his deal and are sending a clear message to Europe's elite teams in the market, who are already circling the Ivorian sensation following his explosive start to the season in the Bundesliga.

  1. Barca's anger at Lewandowski baffles Poland coach

    Poland coach Jan Urban has expressed his surprise at Barcelona's anger after star forward Robert Lewandowski picked up an injury on international duty. The Polish striker is now set to miss the crucial La Liga Clasico against arch rivals Real Madrid, but the national team boss insists they would never have risked the health of their "big star" at any cost.

  2. Barca's Camp Nou builders were club's 'lowest-rated' choice

    A bombshell report reveals Barcelona's own technical experts rated Camp Nou constructors Limak as the worst option for the job. Club management overruled the 'non-binding' report, prioritising a deadline that has since been missed, with significant delays now hitting the iconic stadium's reopening and contractual penalties going unenforced.