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Men's Journal is returning to print, beginning with a Summer Edition starring The Bear 's Matty Matheson. This issue celebrates the very same ethos Jann Wenner intended when he launched the magazine in 1992 — offering adventurers sage advice and aspiration across adventure, travel, fitness, gear, and more. The relaunch issue — 100 pages of immersive features, field-tested gear, aspirational travel, and candid interviews — hits newsstands July 11, 2025.
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“This issue strikes all the chords people know and love about Men’s Journal,” says editor-in-chief Brittany Smith, who’s been a vital voice at the brand for over seven years. “It’s packed with utility, grit, and heart — with reviews on everything from a Marvel-approved adventure bike to grills to outdoor pizza ovens, and unfiltered stories of resilience that redefine strength.”
Highlights of the Summer 2025 Issue:
Smith’s tenure with the brand has seen her mountain biking 155 miles across Africa and medaling in the ITU World Triathlon Series amateur age group in Bermuda. It echoes the very spirit of Men’s Journal: embracing discomfort in the pursuit of growth.
“This gig has taught me to be comfortable with the uncomfortable,” she writes. “I hope these pages make your world a little bigger—and your summer a little wilder.”
First published in 1992, Men’s Journal was most recently in print in January 2023. The magazine is supported by robust digital platforms, with nearly 50 million monthly online readers and 8 million social media followers. This new print issue hits newsstands nationwide on July 11, 2025 and can be ordered online HERE.
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Men’s Journal launched in 1992 to inspire readers to live their most adventurous lives. Today, that aspirational spirit continues to drive the way the brand covers gear, travel, health and fitness, food and drink, style and grooming, and entertainment. Men’s Journa l is owned and operated by The Arena Group (NYSE American: AREN), an innovative technology platform and media company with a proven cutting-edge playbook that transforms media brands. Arena’s platform empowers creators and publishers with tools to publish and monetize their content, while also leveraging quality journalism of anchor brands like TheStreet, Parade, Men’s Journal, and Athlon Sports to build their businesses. The company aggregates content across a diverse portfolio of brands, reaching over 100 million users monthly. Visit us at thearenagroup.net and discover how we’re revolutionizing the world of digital media.
Men’s Journal returns to print with a 100-page issue offering advice and aspiration to adventurers.
MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Chelsea was back on the coaching carousel under its American ownership on Thursday after Enzo Maresca left his position as manager following a reported deterioration in his relationship with the Premier League club’s hierarchy.
There was no immediate announcement regarding the successor to Maresca. The BBC and The Athletic reported that Liam Rosenior, who coaches French team Strasbourg — a club in the same ownership group as Chelsea, is a leading contender.
Maresca was midway through his second year in charge, having won the Conference League and Club World Cup in his first season at Chelsea.
However, the team has endured a turbulent last few months — Chelsea has won just one of its last seven Premier League matches to drop to fifth place — while Maresca publicly expressed his unhappiness at a lack of support at the club in a post-match news conference on Dec. 13, when the Italian said he had just experienced his “worst” 48 hours at Chelsea.
“With key objectives still to play for across four competitions including qualification for Champions League football," Chelsea said in a statement, "Enzo and the club believe a change gives the team the best chance of getting the season back on track.”
Chelsea has advanced to the English League Cup semifinals, where it will play Arsenal over two legs, and begins its FA Cup campaign away to second-tier Charlton on Jan. 10. In the Champions League, Chelsea is in 13th place in the 36-team league, two points off the eight automatic qualification spots with two rounds of matches left.
Chelsea is seeking a fifth full-time manager since the takeover of the club by American investors, fronted by Todd Boehly, in May 2022.
In the past 3 1/2 years, Chelsea has spent hundreds of million of pounds (dollars) in what looked from the outside a chaotic bid to sign players to refresh its squad. It now has one of the youngest and most talented squads in the Premier League, with star players including Cole Palmer, Enzo Fernandez and Estevao, but managers have struggled to get the players to gel as a team after so many changes.
Out of all the managers to have led Chelsea in that period — and they include Thomas Tuchel and Mauricio Pochettino, the current coaches of England and the United States, respectively — Maresca appeared to have handled the chaos the best.
Yet he reportedly didn’t feel appreciated given the tough working conditions and, according to the BBC, recently switched agents. A few weeks ago, media reports in England linked Maresca with a possible move to Manchester City — where he briefly worked under Pep Guardiola — should Guardiola eventually leave, though Maresca played the reports down.
Chelsea’s results have taken a downturn since a 3-0 win over Barcelona in the Champions League in November.
The team’s only league win in the past month was over Everton, 2-0. There have been draws with Arsenal, Newcastle and Bournemouth (twice) and losses to Leeds and Aston Villa.
Its next game is at plays second-place Man City on Sunday.
Chelsea said its achievements under Maresca “will remain an important part of the club’s recent history, and we thank him for his contributions to the club.”
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FILE - Chelsea's head coach Enzo Maresca reacts during the Champions League opening phase soccer match between Atalanta and Chelsea, in Bergamo, Italy, on Dec. 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Antonio Calanni, File)
FILE - Chelsea's head coach Enzo Maresca sits on a bench ahead of the Champions League opening phase soccer match between Qarabag and Chelsea in Baku, Azerbaijan, on Nov. 5, 2025. (AP Photo, File)
Chelsea's head coach Enzo Maresca, left, gives instructions to Estevao during the English Premier League soccer match between Chelsea and Bournemouth in London, England, Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2025. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung)
