Musa Okwonga

British journalist and author

London/UK

About Musa

Musa Okwonga is a British journalist and author known for his work on soccer and football. He has written for several publications, including The Guardian and The Independent.

Associated Podcasts

The Totally Football Show with James Richardson

Host

Kickback '26

Guest

The Ringer NBA Show

Guest

No Question About That - a Manchester United podcast

Connect

Recent Appearances

Musa Okwonga on Pressure & Purpose In World Cup Playoffs Preview - First Touch Weekly Ep. 4

Kickback '26•Mar 20, 2026•58:23•guest

Totally Extra: George Weah - player, president, pioneer

The Totally Football Show with James Richardson•Jan 17, 2026•1:07:56•host

Musa Okwonga

About Musa

Associated Podcasts

The Totally Football Show with James Richardson

Kickback '26

The Ringer NBA Show

No Question About That - a Manchester United podcast

Connect

Recent Appearances

Musa Okwonga on Pressure & Purpose In World Cup Playoffs Preview - First Touch Weekly Ep. 4

Totally Extra: George Weah - player, president, pioneer

Quiet Riot

Stadio: A Football Podcast

Key Topics

Quiet Riot: Sunday School - CHAGOSMANIA

The Quarterfinals Are Set

Ademola Cooked Them! Atalanta Win the Europa League!

Tuchel in Trouble

Manchester United's New Era

Mourinho Sacked by Roma

Man Utd Takeover, the Beckham Documentary, and Some World Cup 2030 Thoughts

Wrighty's House: Arsenal’s Champions League Return, Manchester United Lose Again, and the Latest Goings-On at the Spanish FA

The Joyful XI

The FA's Statement on Discriminatory Chanting, Plus Southampton Impress Against Manchester City, and More

Morocco Makes More History and France Sends England Home

World Cup 2022 Preview

Liverpool for Sale? Plus, European Draws and Goals Galore!

Aston Villa's Post-Gerrard Bounce and 'Boo' Season Is Here

Real Madrid and PSG Win Their Clasicos and Liverpool Torment Pep Once Again

Arsenal's Big Week, Late Drama in Dortmund, Milan Beat Juventus, and More!

The Return of What-If: Xavi Joined Milan in 1998 and Figo Stayed at Barcelona?

Would a Premier League All-Star Game Be Such a Bad Idea?