James Montague writes for the New York Times, World Soccer, Delayed Gratification and Bleacher Report, and can be heard on the BBC World Service's World Football Show. He's also the author of three books; When Friday Comes: Football, War & Revolution in the Middle East (deCoubertin), Thirty One Nil: On the Road With Football's Outsiders (Bloomsbury) and The Billionaires Club: The Unstoppable Rise of Football's Super-rich Owners (Bloomsbury).
James Montague charts Yemen's unlikely qualification for the Asian Cup and the circumstances which hade made it so improbable.
4 months ago
James Montage describes the plight of Hakeem al Araibi, a one-time Bahrain international who remains a victim of regional, political…
4 months ago
As part of the Meet The Billionaires series, James Montague asks: what motivated Roman Abramovich's purchase of Chelsea?
6 months ago
James Montague charts Ivan Savvidis's rise from humble cigarette roller to becoming one of Russia's newest billionaires.
7 months ago
James Montague explains Wolves' ownership model and Jorge Mendes involvement in the club.
1 year ago
James Montague interviews Xavi Hernandez about life in Qatar, retirement, and Catalan independence.
1 year ago
Ahead of the World Cup draw, James Montague interviews Jaime Penedo, goalkeeper for the Panama national team.
1 year ago
James Montague interviews Bora Milutinovic, veteran coach of five World Cups.
1 year ago
