Archie Willis is the founding editor and publisher of FUTBOLISTA Magazine, and has written several cover features for the magazine. He is currently studying a BA Honours degree in Journalism, Media & Communication and Spanish at the University of Strathclyde. Archie has also written for the South China Morning Post and The Herald. Follow him @_archiewillis on X and @archiewillis02 on Instagram.
Archie Willis is the founding editor and publisher of FUTBOLISTA Magazine, and has written several cover features for the magazine. He is currently studying a BA Honours degree in Journalism, Media & Communication and Spanish at the University of Strathclyde. Archie has also written for the South China Morning Post and The Herald. Follow him @_archiewillis on X and @archiewillis02 on Instagram.
Recent work
Recent work
Spanish side Deportivo La Coruña have been without a head coach since the dismissal of Imanol Idiakez on 28 October.
The twelfth edition of FUTBOLISTA Magazine, covering some of the best stories from Spanish and Portuguese football, is now available to order.
The story of ten chaotic years at Valencia CF under the ownership of Peter Lim.
Founded in September 2016, Scotland’s Nutmeg has become one of the leading sports publications in the UK and has earned that success with a unique style of journalism.
For his flair and intelligence on a football pitch which gave joy to so many, Brazilian or not, Pelé’s prize was to be considered an icon for eternity.
A comprehensive guide to watching football and experiencing the best of life in Castellón de la Plana, Spain.
To mark the passing of Pelé, Editor Archie Willis profiles Pelé as an icon of sport and culture.
Hidden behind skyscrapers and financial districts, football is alive and well in Hong Kong. Almost 8,000 fans attended a championship-deciding league finale between Kitchee SC and Eastern SC in May 2021 at Hong Kong Stadium.
Kilmarnock won the 2021-22 Scottish Championship title. Did a season in the second tier provide a glimpse of ‘real’ football, or a slightly unbearable version of the beautiful game?
Scotland’s anti-nuclear movement is fighting to get back into the media spotlight, and the resilient members of the world’s longest surviving active peace camp are on the front lines.
Spanish side Deportivo La Coruña have been without a head coach since the dismissal of Imanol Idiakez on 28 October.
The twelfth edition of FUTBOLISTA Magazine, covering some of the best stories from Spanish and Portuguese football, is now available to order.
The story of ten chaotic years at Valencia CF under the ownership of Peter Lim.
Founded in September 2016, Scotland’s Nutmeg has become one of the leading sports publications in the UK and has earned that success with a unique style of journalism.
For his flair and intelligence on a football pitch which gave joy to so many, Brazilian or not, Pelé’s prize was to be considered an icon for eternity.
A comprehensive guide to watching football and experiencing the best of life in Castellón de la Plana, Spain.
To mark the passing of Pelé, Editor Archie Willis profiles Pelé as an icon of sport and culture.
Hidden behind skyscrapers and financial districts, football is alive and well in Hong Kong. Almost 8,000 fans attended a championship-deciding league finale between Kitchee SC and Eastern SC in May 2021 at Hong Kong Stadium.
Kilmarnock won the 2021-22 Scottish Championship title. Did a season in the second tier provide a glimpse of ‘real’ football, or a slightly unbearable version of the beautiful game?
Scotland’s anti-nuclear movement is fighting to get back into the media spotlight, and the resilient members of the world’s longest surviving active peace camp are on the front lines.
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