Africa’s star players set to ignite Europe’s 2025/26 Football Season!

From Accra to Algiers, the continent’s finest are ready to shine in the Premier League, Serie A, and La Liga – and you can catch every moment on SuperSport, only on DStv!

The much-anticipated 2025/26 Football Season on SuperSport available on DStv will have many fans glued to their screens.

The spotlight – Africa’s elite footballers who are not just participating—they’re dominating! Across England, Italy, and Spain, a new generation of African stars is rewriting the script, leading title charges, anchoring defenses, and inspiring millions.

Whether it’s Salah’s magic at Anfield, Lookman’s flair in Bergamo, or Iñaki Williams’ leadership in Bilbao, It’s On—and it’s all live on SuperSport, available on DStv.

Premier League: Power, Precision, and Pure African Class

·        Mohamed Salah (Egypt, Liverpool)

At 33, Salah is still the king. With 29 goals and 18 assists last season, the Premier League Player of the Season remains Liverpool’s heartbeat. Expect him to evolve into a deeper creative role while still terrorizing defenses.

·        Bryan Mbeumo (Cameroon, Manchester United)

A blockbuster move from Brentford to Old Trafford sees Mbeumo bring his 20-goal firepower to a United side hungry for revival. His pace and pressing are tailor-made for Amorim’s high-octane system.

·        Yoane Wissa (DR Congo, Brentford)

With Mbeumo gone, Wissa becomes Brentford’s main man. After 19 goals last season, he’s poised to lead the line with explosive runs and clinical finishing.

·        Carlos Baleba (Cameroon, Brighton)

The midfield engine of Brighton, Baleba is a stats machine—tackles, dribbles, interceptions, you name it. At just 21, he’s already a top-five midfielder in the league.

·        Nicolas Jackson (Senegal, Chelsea)

Chelsea’s €100 million man is ready to explode. After a strong finish last season, Jackson is set to lead the Blues’ attack with pace, power, and a sharper eye for goal.

Serie A: African Steel and Style in the Heart of Italy

·        Ademola Lookman (Nigeria, Atalanta)

The reigning African Footballer of the Year is Atalanta’s creative spark. With 20 goal contributions last season, he’s the man for the big moments—just ask Bayer Leverkusen.

·        Odilon Kossounou (Ivory Coast, Atalanta)

Calm, composed, and classy. Now a permanent fixture in Atalanta’s defence, Kossounou is ready to lead from the back in both Serie A and the Champions League.

·        Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa (Cameroon, Napoli)

The midfield general behind Napoli’s title-winning run, Anguissa is the glue that holds it all together. Expect more dominance in the engine room.

·        Evan Ndicka (Ivory Coast, Roma)

Mr. Reliable. Ndicka played every minute of Roma’s league campaign last season. A rock at the back, he’s the foundation of Mourinho’s (or his successor’s) defensive setup.

·        M’Bala Nzola (Angola, Spezia)

Spezia’s survival hero. With 13 goals and unmatched physicality, Nzola is the battering ram every relegation-threatened team dreams of.

La Liga: African Brilliance Lighting Up Spain

·        Iñaki Williams (Ghana, Athletic Bilbao)

Captain, leader, legend. Williams is more than a player he’s a symbol. With back-to-back MVP awards and a Champions League return, he’s leading Bilbao’s golden generation.

·        Flavien Enzo Boyomo (Cameroon, Osasuna)

A €25 million-rated wall at the back, Boyomo is Osasuna’s rising star. With top clubs circling, this could be his breakout season.

·        Pape Gueye (Senegal, Villarreal)

Tough, tactical, and tireless. Gueye is Villarreal’s midfield enforcer and a growing voice for African excellence in La Liga.

·        Abdul Mumin (Ghana, Rayo Vallecano)

Back from injury and ready to reclaim his spot, Mumin’s aerial dominance and defensive grit are key to Rayo’s ambitions.

·        Ilaix Moriba (Guinea, Celta Vigo)

Now a permanent Celtista, Moriba is the midfield muscle behind Celta’s European push. Expect him to boss the middle of the park all season long.

Where to Watch

Every goal, every tackle, every moment of African brilliance—It’s On on SuperSport, available on DStv and GOtv. Whether you’re cheering from Lagos, Nairobi, Accra, or Johannesburg, the best of African footballers in Europe is just a click away.

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