A quick pulse from the Premier League – Liverpool fans are growing restless as Arne Slot’s side suffers three straight defeats, with questions over Salah’s form and the absence of Trent Alexander-Arnold. Meanwhile, Mohammed Kudus continues to impress at Tottenham, and Arsenal’s women prepare for a crucial Champions League clash against Lyon.

In this week’s update, we dive into the key Premier League action from September 28, 2025. From Chelsea’s struggles and Mohamed Salah’s inspiring story, to standout performances by African players like Trevoh Chalobah and Ismaïla Sarr, we highlight the moments that matter most.

We also bring you expert commentary, club insights, and fresh statistics — including discipline trends and top contributors of the season. African Football Pulse blends news, analysis, and data into one weekly recap made for fans across Africa and beyond.

From Ajax prodigy to Inter Milan hero, from Manchester United’s big-money signing to a surprise loan move at Trabzonspor – André Onana’s story is anything but ordinary. In this African Football Pulse Player Spotlight, Ama K takes you through the highs, lows, and lessons of one of Africa’s most talked-about goalkeepers.

Born in Cameroon and developed at the Samuel Eto’o Academy before moving to Barcelona’s youth ranks, Onana built his reputation as a modern sweeper-keeper at Ajax, winning three Eredivisie titles and reaching the Champions League semifinals. A free transfer to Inter Milan brought silverware and a Champions League final appearance, setting the stage for his blockbuster 2023 move to Manchester United.

But wearing the number one shirt at Old Trafford proved to be a heavy task. Brilliant saves and Champions League heroics were mixed with costly errors and fierce criticism. From leading the Premier League in clean sheets to being branded “one of the worst goalkeepers in United history,” Onana’s time in Manchester has been a whirlwind of contradictions. His international journey has been just as dramatic – early glory with Cameroon, a shocking World Cup exit in 2022, retirement from international football, and then a remarkable return less than a year later.

Now, at 29, Onana faces a new challenge on loan at Trabzonspor. Can he rebuild his reputation, silence his critics, and remind the world why he was once considered one of the finest African keepers of his generation?

With expert analysis, historical context, and a touch of flair, Ama K breaks down not just the goalkeeper, but the man behind the gloves – a player who embodies resilience, controversy, and the fight for redemption.

Tune in for a deep dive into André Onana’s extraordinary journey – and stay with African Football Pulse for more stories of African stars shaping the Premier League and beyond.