Samuel Eto’o in Cameroon squad to face Togo
Mar 11, 2013 9:15:00 AM
The Anzhi Makhachkala striker returns to
the Indomitable Lions fold for their World Cup qualifying clash against
Togo amid rift with the football federation
Cameroon coach Jean-Paul Akono has named his squad for
the 2014 Fifa World Cup qualifier against Togo on March 23 in Yaounde,
with Samuel Eto’o surprisingly included after he accused the football
federation of plots to assassinate him.
The coach refused to take questions on the issue while announcing the
list, saying his responsibility was to lead his side to the encounter
and not to talk about quarrels.The Cameroon Football Federation (Fecafoot) has denied the existence of such plots and described the accusations from the four-time African Footballer of the Year as baseless.
Caf president Issa Hayato, who is also a Cameroonian, said in an interview last week he couldn’t figure out why officials of Fecafoot would want to harm the player.
Aurelien Chedjou of French club Lille, Queens Park Rangers midfielder Stephane Mbia and Thailand based Mbuta Andogcho were also invited.
Cameroon are third in Group I with three points while Togo sit at the bottom with one point.
Squad
| Name | Club |
| Goalkeepers: | |
| Guy Assembe | Nancy |
| Coton Sport | Coton Sport |
| Charles Itandje | PAOK Salonique |
| Defenders: | |
| Benoit Angbwa | FC Rostov |
| Sebastien Bassong | Norwich |
| Henri Bedimo | Montpellier |
| Jean-Armel Kana-Biyik | Rennes |
| Aurelien Chedjou | Lille |
| Benoit Assou Ekotto | Tottenham |
| Joel Matip | Schalke |
| Stephane Mbia | QPR |
| Nicolas Nkoulou | Marseille |
| Pierre Wome Nlend | Canon Yaounde |
| Dany Nounkeu | Galatasaray |
| Allan Nyom | Granada |
| Midfielders: | |
| Mbuta Andogcho | US Army |
| Achille Emana | Al Hilal |
| Jean II Makoun | Rennes |
| Alexandre Song | Barcelona |
| Forwards: | |
| Samuel Eto’o | Makhachkala |
| Leonard Kweukeu | Sparta Prague |
| Eric Choupo Moting | Mayence |
| Yannick Ndjeng | FC Sion |
| Fabrice Olinga | Malaga ------------------- Goal.com |
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