‘Not My Son’: Stewart Murisa Clarifies He Is Not Related to Arsenal Starlet Teashaun
Former Zimbabwean footballer Stewart Murisa has addressed circulating social media claims suggesting he is related to rising Arsenal star Teashaun Murisa.
The speculation, which went viral online, alleged that Stewart was the father of the 17-year-old London-based right-back, who recently signed his first professional contract with the English Premier League leaders.
Speaking from his base in the United Kingdom, Stewart Murisa said he was surprised by the rumours and clarified that Teashaun is not his son.
He confirmed that his only child, Stewart Jr, had previously played football but has since stopped.
“I am happy for Teashaun’s progress being a football person but he is not my son. Stewart Jr is my only son. He once played football but he has now stopped. A lot of people have been phoning me endlessly, wanting to know if Teashaun is my son. Let me clarify that the boy is not my son. I only have Stewart Jr,” he told Zimpapers Sports Hub.
Teashaun Murisa Making Waves at Arsenal
Born in the United Kingdom to Zimbabwean parents, Teashaun Murisa has been progressing steadily through the Arsenal youth ranks. The teenager, who primarily plays as a right-back, has also featured in midfield before settling into his current role.
Earlier in 2025, Teashaun was invited to train with Arsenal’s first team ahead of a UEFA Champions League fixture, signaling the club’s confidence in his potential. His new professional deal cements his position within Arsenal’s development pathway and opens opportunities for promotion to higher youth and senior levels.
Stewart Murisa’s Legacy in Zimbabwean Football
Stewart Murisa is widely regarded as one of Zimbabwe’s finest forwards. He earned fame with CAPS United and later represented clubs including Darryn T, Dynamos, Highlanders, and Bidvest Wits. Known for his powerful runs, clinical finishing, and dedication on the pitch, he became a fan favourite and remains a respected figure in Zimbabwean football.
Now based in the UK, Murisa has also explored coaching since retiring from professional play, further contributing to football development off the field.
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