Summary
Samuel Eto’o, the president of Cameroon's Football Federation, has been suspended for four games due to alleged misbehavior during a match against Morocco. The Confederation of African Football fined him $20,000 and cited undisclosed reasons for the decision. The Cameroonian federation expressed concerns about the fairness of the disciplinary process.
Key Facts
- Samuel Eto’o, head of Cameroon's Football Federation, received a four-game suspension.
- The suspension stems from alleged misbehavior during a match against Morocco at the Africa Cup of Nations.
- The Confederation of African Football (CAF) also fined Eto’o $20,000.
- The Cameroonian Football Federation, FECAFOOT, stated there was no clear explanation for the suspension.
- FECAFOOT questioned the process used to make the disciplinary decision, calling it rushed.
- The incident involved Eto’o making angry gestures towards a Moroccan official during the game.
- CAF is investigating the match incidents, including games between Cameroon vs. Morocco and Algeria vs. Nigeria.
