Despite Moumbagna’s rise to prominence, “Vincent Aboubakar remains an asset”, according to Aurélien Chedjou

As the idea of moving on from Vincent Aboubakar gains traction, Aurélien Chedjou opposes it and cites his reasons.

Faris Moumbagna is currently at the center of discussions in the football world. With his acrobatic overhead kick securing a late draw for Marseille against Toulouse, the Cameroonian forward followed it up with another decisive goal, three days after scoring against Benfica in the Europa League.

Despite Moumbagna’s recent exploits for Olympique de Marseille, Vincent Aboubakar remains, according to Aurélien Chedjou, the cornerstone of the Lions Indomptables’ attack. “Even though Vincent Aboubakar is nearing the end, he still remains an asset. In midfield, there’s Zambo Anguissa. Martin Hongla will return. It will also be a challenge for Jean Onana to establish himself in midfield,” explains the former Lion Indomptable.

With the arrival of new coach Marc Brys, the attacking line is a key aspect he must focus on. On a European tour to meet players, the Belgian tactician seeks to select the best elements to strengthen the national team and make an impact early in his tenure. The choice of players is set to be crucial. It’s not ruled out that new faces may join the den if negotiations succeed. But in attack, captain Vincent Aboubakar remains a leader, according to Aurélien Chedjou.