Jonathan Tannenwald

Chief soccer correspondent, The Philadephia Inquirer

philadelphia, pennsylvania, united states

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Jonathan Tannenwald is a highly motivated, hard-working, passionate and talented journalist. He has worked at a wide range of news organizations and is capable of producing content across multiple media platforms including print, online, video and audio.Specialties: Long-form and short-form writing, breaking-news writing, podcasting, video, photography, content management systems, Excel

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Lindsey Heaps is a natural in Champions League, will other stars follow?

Skip to content Lindsey Heaps is a natural in the Champions League. But will other USWNT stars fit well in Europe? It's a valid question, but so is a truth that Europe’s chattering class doesn’t like admitting. Very few European clubs are truly at a high ... See more

inquirer.com•Jonathan Tannenwald•Jan 10, 2026

Noahkai Banks knows he's getting a lot of USMNT hype, but he isn't thinking about the World Cup yet

Skip to content Noahkai Banks knows he’s getting a lot of USMNT hype, but he isn’t thinking about the World Cup yet The 18-year-old centerback with German club Augsburg has all the physical and soccer tools to become big-time. If he keeps playing regularl... See more

inquirer.com•Jonathan Tannenwald•Jan 9, 2026

Trinity Rodman returns to the USWNT for January camp even though she isn't with a club right now

Skip to content Trinity Rodman returns to the USWNT for January camp even though she isn’t with a club right now Rodman’s future is by far the biggest story in women’s soccer right now. All signs are she’d like to stay in Washington, but she’d also like t... See more

inquirer.com•Jonathan Tannenwald•Jan 8, 2026

The Union re-sign Alejandro Bedoya for another year

Skip to content The Union re-sign Alejandro Bedoya for another year The midfielder and longtime captain will turn 39 in April. As with the last two seasons, his contract will have a special status where he also has a role in the team’s front office. Kai W... See more

inquirer.com•Jonathan Tannenwald•Jan 8, 2026

Can NBC strike gold again at the Winter Olympics in Milan next month?

Skip to content After striking gold in Paris in 2024, can NBC do it again at the Winter Olympics in Milan? The winter edition has historically drawn lower audiences than the summer games no matter the circumstances, but NBC once again is going all-in. NEW... See more

inquirer.com•Jonathan Tannenwald•Jan 8, 2026

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Bachelor Of Arts, Urban Studies at University Of PennsylvaniaGraduated: 2006

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Lindsey Heaps is a natural in Champions League, will other stars follow?

Noahkai Banks knows he's getting a lot of USMNT hype, but he isn't thinking about the World Cup yet

Trinity Rodman returns to the USWNT for January camp even though she isn't with a club right now

The Union re-sign Alejandro Bedoya for another year

Can NBC strike gold again at the Winter Olympics in Milan next month?

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Lindsey Heaps is a natural in Champions League, will other stars follow?

Noahkai Banks knows he's getting a lot of USMNT hype, but he isn't thinking about the World Cup yet

Trinity Rodman returns to the USWNT for January camp even though she isn't with a club right now

The Union re-sign Alejandro Bedoya for another year

Can NBC strike gold again at the Winter Olympics in Milan next month?