Barcelona legend Samuel Eto'o has been re-elected as president of the Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT). He secured his second term with an overwhelming majority, facing only two votes against him.
Eto’o’s re-election took place during the federation’s recent assembly, reaffirming his strong influence in Cameroonian football administration. Out of the total delegates who voted, only two opposed his candidacy, highlighting broad support for his leadership.
Since his first election in 2021, Eto’o has focused on improving transparency, restructuring domestic leagues, and raising the standard of local football management. Under his tenure, FECAFOOT has worked to strengthen the relationship between clubs and the federation, as well as enhance players’ welfare.
Despite his success, Eto’o faces challenges related to disputes within the football community and governance controversies that have occasionally overshadowed his leadership. His new mandate is expected to focus on resolving these internal conflicts and further professionalizing the game in Cameroon.
“It’s an honor to continue serving our football and our nation,” Eto’o stated after his re-election, promising to keep working for unity and progress in Cameroonian football.
Author’s summary: Samuel Eto’o retained leadership of FECAFOOT with near-unanimous support, pledging to continue developing Cameroonian football despite ongoing governance challenges.