The squad for the Cameroon U17 national team, known as the Lions, has expanded significantly with the addition of nine players based abroad. The team is currently undergoing a training camp in Doha, Qatar, where they have been based for the past three days.
The selection is managed by coach Thomas Libiih, who is overseeing the preparation of the young athletes. The inclusion of these nine expatriate players marks a notable increase in the depth and talent pool available to the coach for upcoming competitions.
The training camp in Doha serves as the central hub for this phase of preparation, allowing the staff to integrate the newly arrived overseas-based players into the group dynamics and tactical plans.
This development highlights the growing international reach of the Cameroonian youth football system, as players from the diaspora are actively recruited to strengthen the national setup at the under-17 level.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>
