RATING: Premier League Club with most African Players – Report

Which Premier League team has the most players from Africa? Over the past few seasons, the number of African players in the English Premier League (EPL) has increased, with nations like Nigeria and the Ivory Coast dominating world football.

There are now 43 African players registered with 17 English Premier League clubs, leaving just three clubs without an African player.

Football luminaries like Didier Drogba and Jay-Jay Okocha have made important contributions to the sport and motivated generations of African children to follow their goals.

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Gossipinfo list of Premier League teams with the most African players has all the details you need to learn more about the African Premier League players making waves in England.

African Premier League players are listed below.

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Liverpool

1. Joël Matip – Cameroon – 2016
2. Mohamed Salah – Egypt – 2017
3. Naby Keïta – Guinea – 2018

Manchester City

1. Riyad Mahrez – Algeria – 2018

West Ham United

1. Saïd Benrahma – Algeria – 2020
2. Maxwel Cornet – Ivory Coast – 2021
3. Nayef Aguerd – Morocco – 2022

Brentford

1. Bryan Mbeumo – Cameroon – 2019
2. Yoane Wissa – DR Congo – 2021
3. Frank Onyeka – Nigeria – 2021

Fulham

1. Neeskens Kebano – DR Congo – 2016

Arsenal

1. Mohamed Elneny – Egypt – 2016
2. Thomas Partey – Ghana – 2020

Chelsea

1. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang –Gabon – 2022
2. Hakim Ziyech – Morocco – 2020
3. Kalidou Koulibaly – Senegal – 2022
4. Édouard Mendy – Senegal – 2020

Leicester City

1. Daniel Amartey – Ghana – 2016
2. Kelechi Iheanacho – Nigeria – 2017
3. Wilfred Ndidi – Nigeria – 2017
4. Nampalys Mendy – Senegal – 2016
5. Patson Daka – Zambia – 2021

Crystal Palace

1. Jordan Ayew – Ghana – 2019
2. Jeffrey Schlupp – Ghana – 2017
3. Wilfried Zaha – Ivory Coast – 2015
4. Cheick Doucouré – Mali – 2022

Brighton & Hove Albion

1. Tariq Lamptey –Ghana – 2020

Southampton

1. Mohammed Salisu – Ghana – 2020
2. Moussa Djenepo – Mali – 2019
3. Joe Aribo – Nigeria – 2022

Nottingham Forest

1. Serge Aurier – Ivory Coast – 2022
2. Willy Boly – Ivory Coast – 2022
3. Taiwo Awoniyi – Nigeria– 2022
4. Emmanuel Dennis – Nigeria – 2022
5. Cheikhou Kouyaté – Senegal – 2022

Bournemouth

1. Siriki Dembélé – Ivory Coast – 2022
2. Jordan Zemura – Zimbabwe – 2022

Tottenham Hotspur

1. Yves Bissouma – Mali – 2022

Everton

1. Abdoulaye Doucouré – Mali – 2020
2. Alex Iwobi – Nigeria – 2019
3. Idrissa Gueye – Senegal – 2016–19, 2022

Wolverhampton Wanderers

1. Boubacar Traoré – Mali – 2022

Aston Villa

1. Marvelous Nakamba – Zimbabwe – 2019