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Top Five: Africans to watch in the Bundesliga this season

A genuine Moroccan maestro, we’ve only seen Harit’s quality in fits and starts during his career to date, with various off-field and attitude problems affecting his progress to date.
Nonetheless, he still had a direct hand in 10 goals in 25 outings last term—an impressive return considering Schalke 04’s struggles—and can hopefully build on that this term.

Worryingly, the Royal Blues are winless in 17 games—and are a club on the slide—but with Weston McKennie now departed, Harit has the perfect opportunity to step up and prove he’s the man to turn their fortunes around.

Amine Harit

Where has it gone wrong for Lookman?
Inspired during his loan spell with RasenBallsport Leipzig after failing to make an impact at Everton, he’s wholly failed to rediscover those levels of performance after signing permanently in 2019.

He was largely a bystander last term as Julian Nagelsmann’s side reached the Champions League semi-finals and mounted a title challenge domestically, but so much more should have been expected of a player of Lookman’s talent.

Can the Super Eagles star reaffirm his quality this term?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Ademola Lookman

With Kevin Volland and Kai Havertz moving on from Bayer Leverkusen, there’s a creative void at the club…and it’s one that Diaby could fill.
His return of five goals and five assists doesn’t tell the full story of an exciting player who loves beating a man and causing instability in the opposition backline.

Despite being only 21, he’s already won the French title with Paris Saint-Germain, been named the club’s young player of the year, and been linked with a move to Arsenal.

Definitely one to watch next term.

Moussa Diaby

One of Lookman’s teammates at Leipzig, Nkunku did make an impact last term, playing an influential role as the side’s creator-in-chief as they threatened to reach the summit of the German game.
He registered 13 assists—putting him among the division’s most creative players—and registered a further five goals to demonstrate why he’s being considered in some quarters as the complete package in midfield.

Having largely avoided player sales in the summer, Leipzig have the capacity to come back strongly this season.

Christopher Nkunku

Still only 15, Moukoko won’t be eligible to make his Bundesliga debut until November, when he turns 16.
It’s been a long time coming, with the wonderkid having made waves since moving to Borussia Dortmund from St Pauli.

He netted 127 goals in 84 appearances for BVB’s youth sides—a remarkable return—and rarely before has a youngster’s senior debut been this hotly anticipated.

Born in Yaounde, Moukoko has been nicknamed ‘The New Eto’o’, although the starlet is no new arrival in Germany, having moved to Hamburg when he was 10.

Youssoufa Moukoko

Top Five: Africans to watch in the Bundesliga this season | Goal.com India

Ed Dove picks out his five African All-Stars to watch in the German top flight this season.