I first got in touch with Fabrizio Romano, the world’s best-known soccer journalist, some months ago. He was working up to the climax of his reporting on the multi-billion dollar world of soccer transfers—transfer deadline day, the dramatic and chaotic last day a player can be transferred to most European clubs. This year it was September 1. Romano’s live-stream marked the end of the transfer window, a two-month period when European soccer clubs buy and sell players for millions, or even hundreds of millions, of dollars. Romano, who works for himself, consistently outpaces traditional news organizations with the scoops he breaks during those months.
Origen: The most famous journalist in the world – Columbia Journalism Review
