Good news for national league players: Marc Brys has decided to move to Cameroon

In order to be close to his office at FECAFOOT, the new coach of the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon, Marc Brys, will reside in Yaoundé.

Unlike many of his predecessors, Marc Brys, the new coach of the Indomitable Lions, has decided to take up residence in Yaoundé to work. Indeed, the Belgian technician has reportedly chosen to settle in Yaoundé for the duration of his tenure as head of the Cameroonian national team. He aims to keep an eye on local football. The 61-year-old Belgian will thus regularly follow the local championship and give opportunities to deserving players.

Appointed in a tense context between Samuel Eto’o and the Minister of Sports, Narcisse Mouelle Kombi, the Belgian coach has nevertheless shown an unwavering desire to work. According to Kick 442, Brys is expected in Cameroon at the end of the week.

His extensive European tour is thus concluded. The Belgian has agreed to settle in Cameroon for the duration of his contract in order to stay focused and, above all, to pay attention to local football. This should help him familiarize himself with the country’s realities and increase his chances of success.

The upcoming outings of the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon under the leadership of Marc Brys will indeed be closely scrutinized. The team’s next two official matches will be against Cape Verde and Angola in June 2024.