Cameroon FA elections: Samuel Eto'o secures re-election with just 2 votes against him

Samuel Eto'o Re-Elected as Cameroon FA President

Barcelona legend Samuel Eto’o has been re-elected as president of the Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT). The former striker received an overwhelming majority, facing only two votes against his candidacy.

A Strong Mandate

Eto’o’s victory extends his leadership at FECAFOOT, where he first took office in 2021. His tenure has focused on improving local football infrastructure and supporting the national teams. The near-unanimous vote reflects strong support among the federation’s delegates.

A Controversial Yet Influential Tenure

Eto’o has had a mixed presidency marked by both ambitious reforms and occasional controversy. Despite criticism from some quarters over his management style and public disputes with officials, many credit him with revitalizing Cameroonian football and increasing its international visibility.

“I am grateful for this trust and promise to continue working for the progress of our football,” Eto’o said after the election.

Background and Outlook

Under his leadership, the national league has gained renewed stability, and youth development initiatives have expanded. Supporters hope his next term will bring continued growth and stronger performances from Cameroon’s national teams at global competitions.

Author’s Summary: Samuel Eto’o retained leadership of Cameroon’s football federation with near-total support, securing a second term focused on stability, reform, and the sport’s local growth.

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