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Berlin Thunder sign Austrian defensive lineman Felix Ntwa

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The Berlin Thunder continue to shape their roster, announcing the signing of Austrian defensive lineman Felix Ntwa. The 33-year-old veteran brings a wealth of experience from across European football to the Thunder’s defensive front.

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A well-travelled career across Europe

Ntwa has built his career across multiple leagues and countries, with stops in Austria, Finland, Germany, Spain and most recently Hungary, where he played for the Fehérvár Enthroners. In eight games with the Enthroners he recorded 17 tackles, 1.5 sacks and 3.5 tackles for loss, showing that even at 33 he remains a productive and disruptive presence on the defensive line. His time with the Vienna Vikings in the Austrian league is also among the many chapters of a long and varied career.

A complete defensive lineman

At the Berlin Thunder, Ntwa is expected to be part of a defensive front built to impact all phases of the game. Whether it is generating pressure on the quarterback, stopping the run or collapsing the pocket, Ntwa brings the experience and versatility to contribute in multiple ways along the defensive line.

With Ntwa on board, the Berlin Thunder continue to add experienced and proven talent to their roster ahead of the 2026 season.

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