Alex Iwobi Makes History as Fulham and Super Eagles Celebrate His Inclusion in the Football Black List
Fulham FC and Nigeria's national team, the Super Eagles, are rejoicing over the inclusion of midfielder Alex Iwobi in the prestigious Football Black List. This recognition honours the most influential Black individuals in British football, with Iwobi being one of the distinguished honourees. The Super Eagles expressed pride in Iwobi's achievement, acknowledging his outstanding performance in the 2025-26 Premier League campaign.
Iwobi's impressive season has seen him make over 25 Premier League appearances, contributing seven goals and assists, which has solidified his position as a key player for Fulham. His inclusion in the Football Black List is a testament to his growing influence on the pitch. The list also features other notable figures, including Eberechi Eze and Jess Carter, as well as leading football personalities such as Omar Berrada and Kolo Touré.
Fulham FC took to their official social media channels to congratulate Iwobi on his achievement, noting that he was among the most influential Black individuals in British football. The club's statement highlighted Iwobi's inclusion in the list, which recognises his contributions to the sport. Iwobi will be honoured at a celebration event in Westminster on April 14th, along with other recipients.
Alex Iwobi's inclusion in the Football Black List is a significant achievement for the Nigerian midfielder, and it's a testament to his hard work and dedication to the sport. As one of the most influential Black individuals in British football, Iwobi's recognition is a step in the right direction towards addressing the disparities in representation within the sport. With his impressive performance on the pitch and his inclusion in the list, Iwobi is setting a high standard for other young Nigerian players to follow. His achievement is a source of pride for the Super Eagles and Nigerian football fans, and it's a reminder that there is still much work to be done to achieve true representation and equality in the sport.
