African Soccerscapes: How a Continent Changed the World’s Game (Africa in World History)
by Peter Alegi
A concise history of how African players, clubs, and fans have shaped and been shaped by the global game of soccer from colonial roots to today.
About This Book
African Soccerscapes examines the deep historical connections between Africa and the world's most popular sport.
The book traces how colonial-era introductions of soccer evolved into vibrant local cultures and global influence.
It highlights the migration of African players and the sport's role in social and political change across the continent.
Readers gain insight into Africa's lasting impact on international soccer and its continuing evolution.
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