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Homegrown running back Raymond Sobowale signs with the London Warriors

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The London Warriors have added another homegrown player to their offense, signing British running back Raymond Sobowale. The experienced back brings a decorated career history to the London backfield ahead of their inaugural AFLE season.

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A well-travelled career

Sobowale has built an impressive resume throughout his career, gaining experience across European football with both the London Warriors and the Leipzig Kings. His talent also earned him invitations to both NFL and CFL combines, underlining his quality as one of the top running backs to come out of British football.

A Britbowl legend

Perhaps the highlight of Sobowale’s career came in 2018 when he was named Britbowl MVP, one of the most prestigious individual honors in British American football. That recognition speaks to his ability to perform on the biggest stage and deliver when it matters most.

With Sobowale on board, the London Warriors continue to build a well-rounded and experienced roster ahead of their inaugural season in 2026.

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