Sports Write for Us

Sports has always been written best by people who actually care about it. That is exactly the kind of contributor we are looking for.

We are actively building out our sports section at Global Journal Post, and we want writers who bring something more than the scoreline. The match reports you can get anywhere — what is harder to find is the analyst who explains why a manager’s tactical shift in the 60th minute changed the game, the journalist who covers the business of athlete representation with real sourcing, or the writer who tells an underdog story without making it sentimental. If that is the kind of sports coverage you produce, we want to hear from you.

Sports sits at the intersection of performance, business, culture, and data, and a strong sports guest post on this site can go in any of those directions. We are not looking for fan content — we are looking for perspective that earns its place next to professional sports journalism. Think of it as writing for a reader who follows sport closely and will immediately notice when you are being vague or soft on the analysis.

Topics that fit

• Tactical and strategic analysis — football, basketball, cricket, tennis, and beyond
• The business of sport — media rights, sponsorship, club finances, athlete contracts
• Athlete profiles and career stories with real depth
• Sports data and analytics — what the numbers actually reveal
• Women in sport — coverage, career paths, systemic challenges
• Emerging sports, esports, and the changing landscape of competition
• Sports psychology — performance under pressure, mental health in elite sport
• Fan culture, stadium experience, and the sociology of sport

What we need from you

• 900–1,500 words with a specific angle — not “the state of football” but a precise claim with evidence
• Facts, figures, and sourced data where you make analytical claims
• Writing that is confident enough to take a position and defend it
• One featured image at 1672 × 941px with proper alt text (ensure image rights are cleared)
• Up to two do-follow outbound links to sources, stats, or your published work
• An author bio of two to three sentences — your background in sport as fan, journalist, or professional

We will not run match summaries without original analysis, reactive hot takes posted 24 hours after a result, content that is clearly written to targek a backlink rather than a reader, or pieces that lift stats from other outlets without attribution.

Getting published

Register your contributor account, submit your draft through our portal, and our editorial team will respond within 72 hours. We give specific feedback on every decline. Accepted pieces go live under your byline with your bio and a do-follow link back to your site or social profile.