Musa Okwonga is the cofounder of Stadio and cohost of ‘The Stadio Podcast.’ He is the author of three books about football, ‘A Cultured Left Foot,’ ‘Will You Manage?,’ and ‘Football Legends: Raheem Sterling.’ His new book, 'In the End, It Was All About Love,' is available now from Rough Trade Books. He is based in Berlin.
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Is Atléti’s Suffering Really Necessary?
Plus, Musa and Ryan chat about the rest of La Liga’s top four before discussing odd occurrences in the Premier League last week and more
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Which Players Should Move in This Window and Where Should They Go?
Plus, Musa and Ryan round up as much of the week’s footballing chaos as possible, including Spurs’ dramatic late win, drama in the German Cup, and trouble for Atléti
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We Need to Talk About Everton
Musa and Ryan react to Rafa Benitez’s departure from Everton before rounding up last week’s games from across Europe
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Finishing Games Early, January Signings, Super Cups, and More
Plus, Musa and Ryan discuss which Winter Olympics events they’ll be watching and whether the ‘Stadio’ footballing opinions are always as harmonious as they seem
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Family, the Magic of the Cup, and AFCON
Plus, there are flowers for someone very special to the ‘House’
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Serie A Supreme, Spiritually Onside, and Will Ed Woodward’s Departure Change Anything at Manchester United?
Plus, Musa and Ryan react to Toronto FC signing Napoli’s Lorenzo Insigne at the end of the season
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Is There Too Much Football?
Musa and Ryan discuss Southampton being taken over by a group that includes former Brentford co–director of football Rasmus Ankersen and what this might mean for the Saints
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Wonderful Wolves, Chelsea and Liverpool Lose Ground, and Lukaku’s Interview
In the premiere ‘Stadio’ of 2022, Musa and Ryan talk about Wolves’ first win over Manchester United at Old Trafford in almost 42 years, before discussing what last week’s results mean for the Premier League title race
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The Stadios 2021
Musa and Ryan return with the third edition of the annual awards that no one asked for
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Moments to Be Grateful for This Year
Musa and Ryan reflect on the past year in soccer, including the best goals, team performances, and fan experiences