Former Manchester United goalkeeper André Onana will not be part of the 28-man roster, continuing a challenging season for the 29-year-old.

Onana struggled to maintain his starting position at Manchester United before moving on a season-long loan to Turkish side Trabzonspor in September. Despite the squad featuring four goalkeepers, his omission stands out as one of the tournament’s biggest surprises.

Fans and analysts alike were taken aback, given Onana’s experience and previous contributions to the national team. Nevertheless, Cameroon have included several key players, mixing seasoned internationals with rising talent.

Notable inclusions are Manchester United forward Bryan Mbeumo, Brighton midfielder Carlos Baleba, who is rumored to be on the move to Old Trafford next summer, and former Tottenham winger Georges-Kevin Nkoudou, now with Saudi club Dariya.

🚨🛑 André Onana and Vincent Aboubakar have been left out of Cameroon squad for the AFCON. pic.twitter.com/aCjsmB9Djh

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) December 1, 2025

Cameroon Squad – AFCON 2025

Goalkeepers: Devis Epassy (Dinamo Bucharest), Simon Omossola (St Eloi Lupopo), Simon Ngapandouetnbu (Montpellier), Edouard Sombang (Colombe Du Dja)

Defenders: Samuel Kotto (Gent), Gerzino Nyamsi (Lokomotiv Moscow), Jean-Charles Castelletto (Al-Duhail), Nouhou Tolo (Seattle Sounders), Flavien Enzo Boyomo (Osasuna), Mahamadou Nagida (Rennes), Christopher Wooh (Spartak Moscow), Junior Tchamadeu (Stoke City), Darlin Yongwa (FC Lorient)

Midfielders: Martin Ndzie (Rapid Vienna), Carlos Baleba (Brighton & Hove Albion), Arthur Avom (FC Lorient), Eric-Junior Dina Ebimbe (Brest), Brice Ambina (Valerenga), Jean Junior Onana (Genoa), Olivier Kemen (Istanbul B.B)

Forwards: Bryan Mbeumo (Manchester United), Christian Bassogog (Al-Okhdood), George-Kevin N’koudou (Al-Diriyah), Danny Namaso (Auxerre), Frank Magri (Toulouse), Karl Etta Eyong (Levante), Christian Kofane (Bayer Leverkusen), Patrick Soko (Almeria)

While Onana’s absence will certainly spark debates, the squad as a whole blends youth and experience, promising an exciting and competitive campaign for the Indomitable Lions as they chase AFCON glory.

🚨 𝗢𝗙𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗟: Andre Onana is not included in Cameroon’s squad list for the AFCON. pic.twitter.com/jwXbCAizGJ

— The Touchline | 𝐓 (@TouchlineX) December 1, 2025

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The English FA has officially announced the winners of the Premier League’s Player and Manager of the Month awards for October 2025, and it’s a double celebration for Manchester United.

After 10 rounds of Premier League action, standout performances are beginning to shape the season’s narrative, and few clubs have made their presence felt quite like United. The Red Devils swept both major awards, with Bryan Mbeumo taking home the Player of the Month title and Ruben Amorim earning Manager of the Month, highlighting the club’s resurgence under the Portuguese tactician.

Bryan Mbeumo Shines Bright at Old Trafford

Mbeumo has quickly become one of Manchester United’s most impactful signings this season.

The 26-year-old forward enjoyed his most productive month yet in October, registering four goal contributions (three goals and one assist), the highest in the league during that period.

This marks Mbeumo’s first-ever Premier League Player of the Month award and United’s second of the year, following Bruno Fernandes’s win in March. The Cameroonian’s influence has been key to the team’s attacking revival, offering pace, precision, and creativity in the final third.

“Bryan is really direct, and we missed that last year,” manager Amorim admitted recently.

“You can sense when the ball is going to our defender, he is already running to position. This kind of small things that people don’t see are massive to turn our team into a more dangerous team.”

Mbeumo’s recognition continues a positive trend for United, who last saw Rasmus Højlund (now on loan at Napoli) claim the honor in 2024.

 

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October 2025 Premier League Player of the Month Nominees

• Matty Cash (Aston Villa)
• Bruno Guimarães (Newcastle United)
• Erling Haaland (Manchester City)
• Junior Kroupi (Bournemouth)
• Bryan Mbeumo (Manchester United)—WINNER
• Nordi Mukiele (Sunderland)
• Igor Thiago (Brentford)
• Jurriën Timber (Arsenal)

 

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Ruben Amorim Ends United’s 23-Month Wait for Manager of the Month

It was a clean sweep for the red half of Manchester as Ruben Amorim clinched October’s Manager of the Month award, capping off an unbeaten run that saw United defeat Sunderland, Liverpool, and Brighton & Hove Albion.

The perfect month, three wins from three injected much-needed momentum into United’s campaign, lifting spirits among fans and players alike while momentarily propelling the club into the top four.

“The credit is not mine, the credit is for my players,” Amorim said after receiving the award. “They did really well, and our goal is to win the next [award], because it means we win football matches and that is our goal.”

Amorim’s win brings an end to a 23-month drought for United managers in this category, with Erik ten Hag the last to claim the honour back in November 2023.

 

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October 2025 Premier League Manager of the Month Nominees

• Ruben Amorim (Manchester United)—WINNER
• Mikel Arteta (Arsenal)
• Unai Emery (Aston Villa)
• Andoni Iraola (Bournemouth)

 

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With both awards heading to Old Trafford, October 2025 will be remembered as the month Manchester United finally found its rhythm again, combining grit, goals, and a glimpse of the glory days fans have longed for.

 

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Clubs across Europe splashed unprecedented sums, with total spending reaching a staggering €10.23 billion, a new record.

Unsurprisingly, the Premier League once again dominated the headlines, accounting for more than €3.5 billion of that total.

No club captured attention quite like Liverpool. In what was described as a full-scale squad rebuild, the Reds secured Alexander Isak from Newcastle for a British record of £125 million, surpassing the fee Chelsea paid for Moisés Caicedo in 2023.

The Merseyside giants also added German star Florian Wirtz, striker Hugo Ekitiké, and flying full-back Jeremie Frimpong, making them the undisputed biggest spenders of the window. Despite earning €220 million from player sales, their net spend of €262 million was the second-highest across Europe.

If Liverpool dominated the headlines, Arsenal topped the financial charts. The Gunners invested heavily in attacking reinforcements, bringing in Viktor Gyökeres and Eberechi Eze, among others, while spending a total of €293.5m. With only €10.3m recouped in sales, they closed the window with the highest net spend of all clubs at €283.2m.

Manchester United also strengthened their front line, completing deals for Benjamin Šeško, Bryan Mbeumo, and Matheus Cunha. Chelsea, meanwhile, added João Pedro to their ranks but sanctioned a major outgoing as Nicolas Jackson joined Bayern Munich on a high-profile loan with an obligation to buy.

The Blues were once again Europe’s most successful sellers, generating €332m in player sales, over €100m more than any other club. Their standout departure was Noni Madueke, who sealed a €56m move to Arsenal.

The surprises weren’t limited to England. Liverpool captain Trent Alexander-Arnold left Anfield for Real Madrid, a move that stunned supporters and pundits alike. In Turkey, Victor Osimhen pulled off one of the most unexpected switches of the window, leaving Napoli for Galatasaray in a deal worth around €65m.

Meanwhile, newly promoted Sunderland made waves by spending €160m to bolster their squad. Their shopping list included striker Brian Brobbey and experienced midfielder Granit Xhaka, signaling serious intent to compete at the highest level.

The 2025 transfer market will be remembered not just for its eye-watering figures but for the boldness of the moves made. The three most expensive signings of the summer all belonged to Liverpool: Isak, Wirtz, and Ekitiké, underscoring the club’s ambition to remain at Europe’s summit.

Elsewhere, Arsenal’s financial gamble, Chelsea’s sales dominance, and the shock departures of household names like Alexander-Arnold and Osimhen highlighted the increasingly unpredictable nature of modern football.

As the dust settles, one thing is clear: the 2025/26 season is shaping up to be as dramatic on the pitch as it was off it.

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Manchester United have finally landed their man, confirming the signing of Cameroonian forward Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford after a lengthy and intense transfer saga.

The 25-year-old joins the Red Devils in a deal reportedly worth up to £71 million (\$95.5 million), making him one of the club’s most expensive acquisitions ever.

The former Brentford talisman has signed a contract that runs until 2030, with an option for a further year.

Speaking to the club’s official website, Mbeumo expressed his deep desire to play for United, describing the move as a dream come true.

“As soon as I knew there was a chance to join Manchester United, I had to take the opportunity to sign for the club of my dreams; the team whose shirt I wore growing up,” Mbeumo said.

“My mentality is to always be better than I was yesterday. I know that I have the spirit and character to reach another level here learning from Ruben Amorim and playing alongside world-class players. Everybody told me about the environment that is being created here and how exciting the plans are for the future.”

 

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He also praised new United head coach Ruben Amorim, whom he hopes to learn from as he settles into life at Old Trafford.

United’s Director of Football, Jason Wilcox, was full of praise for the Cameroon international, noting his impressive numbers in the Premier League over the last few seasons.

“Bryan’s goals and assists record in the Premier League is exceptional,” Wilcox said. “His remarkable consistency has put him amongst the most productive players in England. His belief in our project and his determination to join confirmed that he was the perfect fit for Manchester United.”

“We are delighted to have secured another one of our primary targets ahead of the pre-season tour. The experience in the US will be the perfect opportunity for Bryan to work with Ruben and his new team-mates as we prepare for an exciting season ahead.”

 

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Mbeumo is expected to link up with the squad ahead of United’s pre-season tour of the United States, where he’ll begin adapting to the club’s new tactical system under Amorim.

Following a disappointing campaign that saw Manchester United finish 15th, five spots behind Brentford—the pressure is on Mbeumo to help revitalize the attack.

With 20 Premier League goals last season, expectations are high that the winger can help restore United’s status as a top contender.

Bienvenue, Bryan 🫡

— Manchester United (@ManUtd) July 21, 2025

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• Manchester United have done it! Bryan Mbeumo to join Red Devils in £71m deal after breakthrough in negotiations with Brentford

Manchester United have reportedly sealed a £71 million deal to sign Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford, landing one of the Premier League’s most consistent attackers after weeks of intense negotiations.

The move marks a major coup for United, with Mbeumo said to have prioritised a switch to Old Trafford over rival offers from Arsenal, Tottenham, and Newcastle.

According to The Athletic, the deal will see United pay an initial £65 million in instalments, with a further £6 million in performance-related add-ons.

The 26-year-old Cameroonian international becomes United’s third signing of the summer, following the arrivals of Matheus Cunha and Diego Leon, as the club continues to reshape its frontline under new manager Rúben Amorim.

Mbeumo had a standout 2024/25 season, registering 20 goals and 8 assists in 38 Premier League matches. His pace, directness, and ability to operate across the front line made him a top priority for United’s recruitment team. The former Brentford talisman leaves the Bees after an impressive six-year spell, during which he tallied 70 goals and 51 assists in 242 appearances.

Negotiations between the two clubs were protracted, with United seeing two initial bids turned down before agreeing to Brentford’s valuation. The West London side had also rejected offers for Yoane Wissa, signaling that only one key forward would depart this summer.

Mbeumo’s impending arrival is expected to provide Amorim with increased tactical flexibility as United look to bounce back stronger in the 2025/26 campaign. He will now undergo medical checks and finalize personal terms before being officially unveiled as a Manchester United player.

The Red Devils are also expected to sanction player departures in the coming weeks to balance their books following another major financial outlay.

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Brentford star Bryan Mbeumo has reportedly set his sights on a move to Manchester United, despite interest from top clubs competing in next season’s Champions League, including Arsenal, Newcastle United, and Tottenham Hotspur.

According to The Athletic, Mbeumo has “decided he wants to join Manchester United,” prompting talks between the two clubs as they work toward an agreement on a transfer fee.

Mbeumo enjoyed a standout 2024/25 Premier League campaign, scoring 20 goals as a wide forward — a tally surpassed only by Mohamed Salah (28), Alexander Isak (23), and Erling Haaland (22).

His form has placed him firmly on the radar of Europe’s elite, but the Cameroon international appears to favour a switch to Old Trafford, even though United will not feature in European competitions until at least the 2026/27 season.

Despite United’s limited financial muscle this summer — a result of their European absence — Mbeumo’s contract situation could work in their favour.

The 25-year-old is entering the final year of his current deal, with Brentford holding an option to extend for another 12 months. However, the Bees may be tempted to cash in now to avoid a potential drop in his market value.

Brentford manager Thomas Frank has made it clear that the club will not part with Mbeumo easily, stating that any transfer would require a “nice, nice amount” to be considered.

Mbeumo, who has blossomed into one of the league’s most productive wide forwards since Brentford’s promotion in 2021, now waits to see whether Manchester United can meet Brentford’s demands and grant him his desired move to one of the world’s most iconic clubs.

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Unsurprisingly, Liverpool dominates the list after a commanding title-winning season, ending Manchester City’s five-year grip on the award.

The reigning champions failed to produce a single nominee this time around following a disappointing showing.

Meanwhile, five standout managers are also in the running for top honors, with Pep Guardiola expected to surrender the crown after back-to-back wins.

• Player of the Season Nominees—2024/25

Morgan Gibbs-White (Nottingham Forest)
Gibbs-White has emerged as the creative heartbeat of a Forest side that unexpectedly challenged for European qualification. With consistent top-tier performances, he’s caught the eye of clubs like Manchester City and earned a spot in England’s squad.

Ryan Gravenberch (Liverpool)
Few would have predicted Gravenberch’s transformation into a midfield mainstay under Arne Slot. Once facing uncertainty over his Liverpool future, he played every league game in their title-winning run, operating as a deep-lying playmaker and delivering crucial contributions—including four assists.

Alexander Isak (Newcastle United)
With 23 goals and counting, Isak sits second in the Premier League scoring charts. His electric form has Newcastle placing a staggering £150 million valuation on the Swedish striker as interest builds ahead of the summer.

Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
Stepping up in the wake of Ivan Toney’s exit, Mbeumo has excelled in both central and wide roles. With 18 goals and seven assists, the Frenchman has been a driving force behind Brentford’s most impressive season to date.

Declan Rice (Arsenal)
A rare constant in Arsenal’s rollercoaster campaign, Rice has blended his trademark defensive prowess with newfound creativity. His leadership has not gone unnoticed, as he remains one of Arteta’s most indispensable assets.

Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
A tour de force in Liverpool’s charge to the title, Salah has racked up a phenomenal 28 goals and 18 assists. Amid ongoing speculation about his future, he’s delivered one of the finest individual seasons in Premier League history.

Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool)
Returning to his dominant best, Van Dijk has anchored the league’s most formidable defense. The Dutch captain, previously named Player of the Season in 2018/19, has been pivotal in Liverpool’s resurgence under new management.

Chris Wood (Nottingham Forest)
Defying expectations at 33, Wood has netted 20 league goals, propelling Forest up the table. His clinical edge and veteran presence have been vital in one of the league’s most surprising campaigns.

 

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• Manager of the Season Nominees – 2024/25

Thomas Frank (Brentford)
Leading Brentford to a record-breaking finish, Frank has orchestrated a high-scoring, fearless side that consistently punches above its weight—despite relegation fears just a year ago.

Eddie Howe (Newcastle United)
Howe has taken Newcastle to heights they haven’t seen since 1997, firmly placing them in the Champions League conversation and guiding them to a likely second-place finish.

Nuno Espirito Santo (Nottingham Forest)
With two of his players up for Player of the Season, it’s only fitting Nuno gets recognition. Turning a mid-table squad into a dark horse title challenger, he’s led Forest to a stunning European push.

Vitor Pereira (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Appointed in December with Wolves languishing in 19th, Pereira masterminded a remarkable turnaround. With 10 wins in 20 games, he’s become a fan favorite and savior at Molineux.

Arne Slot (Liverpool)
Slot took over from club legend Jürgen Klopp—and instead of a transition year, delivered the title with flair. With the most goals scored and only two defeats all season, the Dutchman’s debut campaign has been nothing short of masterful.

 

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The Premier League has announced the nominees for the first Player and Manager of the Month awards of 2025.

Seven players from six different clubs are in contention, including December’s winner, Alexander Isak of Newcastle United, who aims to become the first player to win back-to-back awards since Marcus Rashford in February 2023.

Meanwhile, four managers are in the running to claim the first managerial honor of the year, with the league set to crown its fifth different winner of the season.

Premier League Player of the Month nominees – January 2025

• Phil Foden (Man City)
• Cody Gakpo (Liverpool)
• Dean Huijsen (Bournemouth)
• Alexander Isak (Newcastle)
• Justin Kluivert (Bournemouth)
• Jean-Philippe Mateta (Crystal Palace)
• Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)

The new year’s top performers 🔥

Vote now for your January @PremierLeague Player of the Month: https://t.co/SFcQmzKBSb pic.twitter.com/6kf1WbjXSd

— EA SPORTS FC (@EASPORTSFC) January 30, 2025

No player in the Premier League scored more goals in January than Phil Foden, who has rediscovered top form for Manchester City. The dynamic midfielder found the net six times in just four games against West Ham, Brentford, Ipswich, and Chelsea, also providing an assist against Kieran McKenna’s side.

Liverpool’s Cody Gakpo made history in January, setting a new Dutch record by scoring in a sixth consecutive Premier League home game, surpassing Robin van Persie and Ruud van Nistelrooy. He capped off the month with a standout performance against Ipswich.

In defense, Bournemouth’s highly sought-after center-back Dean Huijsen earns a nomination after making an immediate impact. Since his introduction to the starting lineup, the Cherries have gone unbeaten, securing victories over Everton, Newcastle, and Nottingham Forest while drawing against Chelsea. His teammate Justin Kluivert also shined, registering five goals and two assists.

Reigning Player of the Month Alexander Isak is aiming to defend his crown following an electrifying January for Newcastle United. The Swedish striker bagged five goals, bringing his season tally to 17 in just 21 appearances, while also recording his fifth assist of the campaign.

Crystal Palace fans had plenty of chances to chant about Jean-Philippe Mateta, who delivered four goals in as many games, punishing Chelsea, Leicester, and West Ham.

Rounding out the shortlist is Brentford’s ever-reliable Bryan Mbeumo. With four more goals in January, the forward also created 13 chances for his teammates—only three players in the league managed more.

Starting the year in spectacular form ✨

Vote now for your January @EASPORTSFC Player of the Month! 👇#PLAwards

— Premier League (@premierleague) January 30, 2025

Premier League Manager of the Month nominees – January 2025

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Tottenham Hotspur midfielder James Maddison has been named the Premier League Player of the Month for August 2023.

Following his summer transfer from Leicester City, Maddison has settled in well at Spurs.

Shortly after his arrival, he was named one of Son Heung-min’s new vice-captains for the team. He also received Harry Kane’s number 10 shirt after Kane moved to Bayern Munich.

Early on in his Tottenham career under Ange Postecoglou, Maddison has shown promise. In their opening weekend 2-2 tie at Brentford, he contributed two assists, and a week later, he scored the first goal in a 2-0 triumph at Bournemouth.

Between those two games, the England international was instrumental in Spurs’ 2-0 victory over Manchester United at home.

Taiwo Awoniyi of Nottingham Forest, Jarrod Bowen of West Ham United, Bryan Mbeumo of Brentford, Kaoru Mitoma of Brighton & Hove Albion, and Rodri of Manchester City were the other players nominated for the August award.

What a start to life with @SpursOfficial! 🎯

Your @EASPORTSFC Player of the Month for August is @Madders10!#PLAwards pic.twitter.com/S5u3bhdcL8

— Premier League (@premierleague) September 15, 2023

Maddison’s triumph marks the 25th occasion someone from Tottenham has won the Premier League Player of the Month award.

While his on-pitch performances have been superb, Maddison has also quickly won over the Spurs faithful with comments about his desire to join the club.

“I could just see myself playing for Tottenham, I could just see myself in that team, in that kit, in that stadium. It just fitted well for me,” he said in a recent interview.

“They’ve always had…that sort of midfielder who wants to be creative, entertain the fans and be a personality.”

Maddison and Tottenham return to Premier League action on Saturday with the visit of Sheffield United.

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The Premier League has announced the six nominees for the Player of the Month award for August 2023.

The club season resumed last month, with three rounds of Premier League activity in August, followed by another at the start of September before the international break.

Here are the nominees.

Taiwo Awoniyi (Nottingham Forest)

• Appearances: 3
• Goals: 3

After settling back into life in England slowly, Taiwo Awoniyi is now firmly established as one of the Premier League’s most difficult attackers to control.

The Nigerian player helped Nottingham Forest avoid relegation by scoring 10 goals in 27 league games at the end of the 2022–23 season, and he’s off to a strong start this time around.

Awoniyi scored in each of Forest’s three Premier League games in August, even in close losses against Manchester United and Arsenal on the road.

Jarrod Bowen (West Ham United)

• Appearances: 3
• Goals: 2
• Assists: 1

Many predicted West Ham United would fight relegation this season after they lost club captain Declan Rice to Arsenal and were unable to find a replacement for him quickly.

But with David Moyes still in charge, the Hammers are revitalized, and they have already won some games this season.

Jarrod Bowen was instrumental in their winning streak over Brighton & Hove Albion and drew against Bournemouth in August. He also provided an assist in the latter game.

The @PremierLeague #POTM has returned.

Decide who deserves to be crowned the winner. Vote now: https://t.co/p5a7hHYUWi pic.twitter.com/QsCDRFZ1Xh

— EA SPORTS FC (@EASPORTSFC) September 7, 2023

James Maddison (Tottenham Hotspur)

• Appearances: 3
• Goals: 1
• Assists: 2

Upon his arrival at Tottenham Hotspur, new signing James Maddison revealed a telling quote from incoming head coach Ange Postecoglou that helped persuade him to join the club.

“He said one thing to me on the call, I hope he won’t mind me saying this, but he said, ‘whether you come or not, you’re going to see a completely different Spurs team under me’, and that kind of stuck with me that he said that. I thought ‘wow there’s that same self belief that I’ve got in myself’,” Maddison revealed in June.

Spurs have been outstanding early in the season, with Maddison grabbing three goal contributions in August.

Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)

• Appearances: 3
• Goals: 3

Many people questioned how Brentford would cope without their talisman as Ivan Toney wouldn’t return until January.

Bryan Mbeumo has successfully entered the intense limelight. The forward from Cameroon put an end to the Bees’ undefeated August with three goals, including a brace against rival Fulham in west London.

Kaoru Mitoma (Brighton & Hove Albion)

• Appearances: 3
• Goals: 1
• Assists: 2

Over the summer, there were predictions that Kaoru Mitoma would be a one-season wonder and a passing fad.

The international from Japan swiftly put his critics to rest with an amazing August that included a potential season-best goal on the road at Wolves.

Rodri (Manchester City)

• Appearances: 3
• Goals: 2
• Assists: 1

After scoring the game-winning goal against Inter in the Champions League final in June, Rodri has cemented his place as a fan favourite at Manchester City.

The midfielder has continued to display his Midas touch in the new campaign, scoring spectacular goals in wins at Burnley and Sheffield United.

Here are the nominees for @EASPORTSFC Player of the Month… 🥁

🌳 @taiwoawoniyi18
⚒️ @_JarrodBowen
⚪️ @Madders10
🐝 @BMbeumo19
🌊 @kaoru_mitoma
🔵 Rodri#PLAwards | 🗳️ https://t.co/z9toFkGBoP pic.twitter.com/aCwp0SzX3B

— Premier League (@premierleague) September 7, 2023

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