In African transfer market news over the past 24 hours, Wolverhampton has officially signed Jackson Tchatchoua, a young Cameroonian international defender from Hellas Verona. This transfer, valued at 12.5 million euros, marks a significant step in the 23-year-old player’s career, who has just signed a five-year contract with an additional option. His defensive versatility and remarkable speed, recorded at 36.3 km/h in Serie A, make him a major asset for the Wolves as they look to cover for Nelson Semedo’s departure.
This signing fits into Wolverhampton’s clear strategy to strengthen the squad, with coach Vítor Pereira showing strong ambition for the season. The English club also aims to reinforce its offensive and midfield lines before the transfer window closes. Tchatchoua’s arrival already brings new energy and hope to Wolves supporters, who see in him a player capable of delivering power and dynamism.
Meanwhile, the African transfer market remains active with other developments, notably concerning Algerian striker Mohamed Amoura, whose record transfer to Benfica in Portugal is mentioned. However, no other significant player movements or goal highlights have been reported in the last 24 hours for African footballers.
Regarding competitions, host countries of CHAN 2025—Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda—have impressed by qualifying top of their respective groups, offering promising prospects for East African football. Nonetheless, none of the players mentioned have featured in notable individual news in the past 24 hours based on available data.
