Joe Donnohue

Joe Donnohue

Senior Digital Writer

Joe joined FourFourTwo as senior digital writer in July 2025 after a number of years covering Leeds United in the Championship and Premier League. Joe's 'Mastermind' specialist subject is 2000s-era Newcastle United having had a season ticket at St. James' Park for 10 years before relocating to Leeds and later London. Joe takes a keen interest in youth football, covering PL2, U21 Euros, as well as U20 and U17 World Cups in the past, in addition to hosting the industry-leading football recruitment-focused SCOUTED podcast. He is also one of the lucky few to have 'hit top bins' as a contestant on Soccer AM. It wasn't a shin-roller.

Latest articles by Joe Donnohue

Lionesses star reveals mental toughness required as England overcome Italy to book Euros final place

By Joe Donnohue published

Lionesses and Chelsea defender Lucy Bronze admits England's win over Italy in the UEFA Women's European Championship semi-final did not come about easily.

Football

Premier League striker 'in talks' with West Ham United over free agent deal: report

By Joe Donnohue published

A recently released Premier League centre-forward is reportedly in talks with Graham Potter's West Ham United.

Transfers

How Man City owners benefit from Man United's £71 million Bryan Mbeumo transfer: report

By Joe Donnohue published

Manchester City's sister club ESTAC Troyes will reportedly receive €9 million (£7.8m) from Brentford's sale of Bryan Mbeumo.

Football

Arsenal star's brilliant reaction to Viktor Gyokeres transfer update goes viral

By Joe Donnohue published

Arsenal youngster Myles Lewis-Skelly's reaction to news of Viktor Gyokeres' imminent Gunners move has gone viral on social media.

Transfers

Newcastle United transfer target 'unsettled' and set for showdown talks after major pre-season exit: report

By Joe Donnohue published

Newcastle United are hoping to strike a deal for Brentford attacker Yoane Wissa this summer.

Transfers

Arsenal's Mikel Arteta reveals Premier League title prediction and how Gunners are 'pushing' in transfer market

By Joe Donnohue published

Mikel Arteta believes Arsenal have as many as eight Premier League title rivals in 2025/26.

Transfers

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