Indomitable Lions: Samuel Eto’o finally reacts to the crisis!

For Samuel Eto’o, the most important thing is Cameroon. Concerned about the future of the Indomitable Lions, the president of the Fecafoot invites everyone to get to work.

Marc Brys, the coach and selector of the Indomitable Lions, was at the headquarters of the Cameroonian Football Federation (Fecafoot) on Monday. After discussions, the Belgian coach appeared with the technical staff appointed by Samuel Eto’o. This situation is causing confusion among the public.

The conflict between the Cameroonian Football Federation and the Ministry of Sports seems close to resolution, largely because Paul Biya has decided to take a firm stance. According to the pan-African newspaper Jeune Afrique, the president instructed the Minister of Sports and Physical Education, Professor Narcisse Mouelle Kombi, to approve the technical staff proposed by Fecafoot and Samuel Eto’o. If true, this decision puts an end to a month and a half of quarrels between Fecafoot and its supervising ministry, the Minsep.

While the return to serenity seems finally agreed upon with the unaltered validation of Marc Brys’ list for the matches against Cape Verde and Angola, counting for the third and fourth rounds of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, Samuel Eto’o has finally broken his silence for Philippe Doucet’s care. In a telephone conversation with the French journalist, the former star dodged the issue.

“Now, it’s Cameroon that we need to focus on, and we need to get to work because we have already lost a lot of time,” he reportedly said to our colleague, wanting to concentrate on the national team’s upcoming fixtures. For Samuel Eto’o, the most important thing is Cameroon. Concerned about the future of the Indomitable Lions, the president of the Fecafoot invites everyone to get to work. The Indomitable Lions of Cameroon have two important appointments next month. Already on June 8, they will face Cape Verde in the 3rd round of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. Three days later, on June 11, Vincent Aboubakar and his teammates will fly to Angola.