The National Chamber of Dispute Resolution of the Cameroonian Football Federation (FECAFOOT) has ruled in favour of the football club Espoir du Caire, ordering AS Fortuna of Mfou to pay the club more than five million.
The decision resolves a long‑standing dispute between the two clubs, with Espoir du Caire seeking compensation from AS Fortuna, which is based in the town of Mfou near Yaoundé.
According to the Chamber’s ruling, AS Fortuna is condemned to remit the sum of over five million to Espoir du Caire, although the exact currency was not specified in the announcement.
FECAFOOT’s National Chamber of Dispute Resolution is the body tasked with arbitrating conflicts between clubs and ensuring compliance with the federation’s regulations. Its judgments are binding on member clubs.
The verdict reinforces FECAFOOT’s commitment to enforce financial obligations and maintain order within Cameroonian football, signalling that clubs will be held accountable for disputes that arise on or off the pitch.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>
