With only a few days remaining before a crucial away match in Kigali, Cameroon’s U‑23 national team – the Lions Indomptables – received a high‑profile visit from former star players. The president of the Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT), former striker Samuel Eto’o, and former captain Rigobert Song stopped by the squad’s training camp to offer encouragement ahead of the Rwanda challenge.
Eto’o, who now heads the federation, and Song, a veteran defender, met with the players and coaching staff, underscoring the importance of the upcoming fixture. Their presence was described as a “visit de marque,” highlighting the significance attached to the match as part of the team’s preparation for upcoming competitions.
The U‑23 side, known locally as the Lions Indomptables, is set to travel to Kigali for what officials consider a decisive encounter. While details of the opponent were not disclosed, the timing of the visit suggests the federation’s intent to boost morale and focus as the team approaches the test.
Both Eto’o and Song have long been associated with Cameroon’s football success, having contributed to multiple Africa Cup of Nations titles as players. Their involvement in the U‑23 program reflects a broader strategy to link past achievements with the development of younger talent.
Cameroon’s football authorities hope the motivational boost from the two legends will translate into a strong performance on the field in Rwanda, keeping the nation’s proud football tradition alive at the under‑23 level.
<small>Source: Actu Cameroun — read the original story there.</small>
