Nothing is going well for Samuel Eto’o.
While he was already going through a difficult period since he is in open conflict with Marc Brys, the Cameroonian coach, Eto’o learned some very bad news this Monday: he is the subject “a ban on attending matches of Cameroonian representative teams for a period of six monthsfor violating Articles 13 (Offensive behavior and violation of the principles of fair play) and 14 (Incorrectness of players and officials) of the FIFA Disciplinary Code. »
The sanction logically fell via the body itself, which specified in a press release: « The saintcimposed is linked to the round of 16 of the FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup between Brazil and Cameroon in Bogota on September 11, 2024. The ban imposed on Mr. Eto’o will prevent him from to attend men’s and women’s football matches involving FECAFOOT representative teams, in all categories or age groups. The decision was notified to Mr Eto’o today, when the ban came into force. » But what could the former Inter player have done to receive a six-month suspension? He would be accused for putting pressure on referees during the famous match in question between Cameroon and Brazil at the U20 Women’s World Cupwhere he notably contested a penalty awarded to young Brazilians.
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