Europe’s elite target Africa’s best

Africa’s top talents are drawing major interest—these stars must make the next step at the end of the season by joining Europe’s elite clubs, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.

Jackson isn’t failing, Chelsea’s attack is

A lack of lethal goal-scorers is Chelsea’s problem, not Senegalese striker Nicolas Jackson, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.

South African giants close in on CAF semis

Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates are on course for the CAF Champions League semi-finals after crucial first-leg quarter-final victories, Writes DYLAN JOHNSON

Kudus’ high price tag limits transfer options

West Ham’s Mohammed Kudus is poised for an end of season exit, but his unrealistic release clause will complicate any potential move, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.

African Stars Ready to Shine in FA Cup

Some of Africa’s best are ready to step up in the FA Cup quarter-finals, with their contributions set to be decisive, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.

Bafana Bafana on brink of World Cup return

Bafana Bafana’s win over Benin has primed South Africa to qualify for the World Cup for the first time since 2010, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.

Iwobi driving Fulham’s push for European football

Alex Iwobi has flourished under Marco Silva at Fulham, establishing himself as one of the Premier League’s most reliable midfielders, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.

Boniface ready to join Europe’s elite

Nigerian star Victor Boniface’s future is bright, but his next move will define his career, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.

Marmoush destined to dominate Premier League

With blistering pace, clinical finishing and elite versatility, Omar Marmoush will be Manchester City’s next great attacking superstar, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.

The Gambian Messi is just getting started

Blistering pace, fearless dribbling, and relentless work rate, Brighton’s Yankuba Minteh is the Premier League’s next breakout star, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.