Berlin Thunder sign British offensive lineman Deon Mutsvanemoto

04.04.2026•10:58

The Berlin Thunder have announced their latest roster addition, signing experienced offensive lineman Deon Mutsvanemoto ahead of the 2026 season. Mutsvanemoto brings a strong track record and valuable experience to the Thunder’s offensive line.

Experience across European football

Mutsvanemoto has built his career at several levels of European football. Most recently he played for the New Yorker Lions in the German Football League, but he has also competed at the highest level of the European game, having previously lined up for the Hamburg Sea Devils in the European League of Football. That combination of GFL and ELF experience makes him a well-rounded and battle-tested addition to the roster.

A reliable presence up front

Known as a dependable and physical presence on the offensive line, Mutsvanemoto is expected to become an important pillar of the Berlin Thunder’s offensive front. His reliability and strength in the trenches will give the Thunder a solid foundation to build their running game and protect their quarterback from.

With Mutsvanemoto now on board, the Berlin Thunder continue to add experienced and proven talent to their roster as they prepare for the 2026 season.

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