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Axel Tuanzebe

#4 · Defender · age 28

Scored 100th-minute extra-time playoff winner vs Jamaica

Club
Burnley
England · Premier League
Caps
12
Intl goals
2

77

WC26 rating

high confidence
Recent form
52
Career peak
62
League level
100
Competition pedigree
78
International pedigree
56
Longevity
57

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Career by season

Season Club Competition Apps Gls Ast Rating
2026 AFCON 1 0 0
25/26 Burnley Football Club Premier League 14 1 0
2025 AFCON 2 0 0
25/26 Burnley Football Club EFL Cup 2 0 0
24/25 Ipswich Town Premier League 22 0 1
24/25 Ipswich Town FA Cup 1 0 0
22/23 Stoke City FA Cup 1 0 0
21/22 Aston Villa Football Club Premier League 9 0 0
21/22 Società Sportiva Calcio Napoli Coppa Italia 1 0 0
21/22 Società Sportiva Calcio Napoli Serie A 1 0 0
20/21 Manchester United Football Club Premier League 9 0 0
20/21 Manchester United Football Club UEFA Champions League 5 0 0
20/21 Manchester United Football Club UEFA Europa League 3 0 0
20/21 Manchester United Football Club FA Cup 1 0 0
19/20 Manchester United Football Club Premier League 5 0 0
19/20 Manchester United Football Club UEFA Europa League 3 0 0
17/18 Manchester United Football Club UEFA Champions League 1 0 0
17/18 Manchester United Football Club Premier League 1 0 0
16/17 Manchester United Football Club Premier League 4 0 0
16/17 Manchester United Football Club FA Cup 1 0 0

Source: transfermarkt · fetched 2026-05-29

The man whose name will be etched onto a generation’s memory of DR Congo football. Tuanzebe’s 100th-minute playoff winner — coming off the bench, in extra time, against Jamaica — broke a 52-year World Cup drought. The video of him collapsing into the arms of Mbemba on the touchline made the rounds of every African football site in the world and turned a Manchester United academy alum into a Kinshasa folk hero overnight.

Beyond the moment, Tuanzebe is a serviceable centre-back option in defence — likely third in the pecking order behind Mbemba and Batubinsika — but his impact on the squad as a story and a symbol probably exceeds his minutes.

Strengths

Recent form

Ipswich Town starter when fit.

Scored the 100th-minute extra-time winner against Jamaica that sent DR Congo to their first World Cup in 52 years — his second international goal.