News Editor (Italian)

Join the team that gets sports news to 120 million fans a month!

Since 2006, Flashscore has been the fastest name in sports information. Our websites and apps reach 120 million people every month across the globe, making us a world leader in live sports data — and over the last four years, we've built something new on top of that: a network of remote editorial hubs delivering sports news in over 30 markets.

Now we're looking for a News Editor to join our Italian editorial team — someone who lives and breathes Italian sport and wants to bring it to fans everywhere.

What you'll be doing?

• Keeping a close eye on sports news in Italy — and around the world — every day.

• Writing and editing stories in Italian, publishing them through our internal CMS.

• Owning the quality of what goes out: accurate, timely, well-written, error-free.

• Sourcing the right photos to bring your stories to life.

• Working independently while staying closely connected to your editorial team and the wider Flashscore News network.

• Pitching ideas — we want people who help shape this project, not just fill a slot.

What's in it for you?

• A long-term, freelance, fully remote role — work from wherever you are.

• Around 20 hours a week, mostly evenings and weekends, with shifts that vary week to week.

• A front-row seat on an ambitious, fast-growing sports news project reaching a genuinely global audience.

• The chance to shape sports content that fans around the world will actually read.

What you bring?

• Sharp knowledge of Italian sport — football, tennis, athletics and beyond — plus a solid handle on what's happening globally.

• Native-level Italian, with strong writing and communication skills.

• Comfort working in a CMS (WordPress or similar) and everyday tools like MS Office or Google Workspace.

• A self-starter's mindset: independent, reliable, and someone we can count on.

• Real team spirit, even while working remotely.

• Flexibility and a level head when things move fast.

• Genuine passion for sport and sports journalism — this should feel less like a job and more like a calling.

Sound like you? We'd love to hear from you.