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The Digital Transformation Of African Football Fandom

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Changing Habits in Football Consumption African football fans have traded weekly print publications and terrestrial television broadcasts for always-on digital content. This shift is highly visible in Nigeria, where supporters maintain intense dual loyalty to domestic competitions like the Nigeria Professional Football League and global giants such as the English Premier League, Serie A, and [...]

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