Demi-finaliste de la dernière édition Coupe d’Afrique des Nations, le Cameroun qui vient de décrocher son billet pour le mondial abordera le mondial au Qatar avec plus d’ambitions.
En effet, le président de la Fecafoot, Samuel Eto’o qui a pleinement savouré la qualification du Cameroun au prochain Mondial devant l’Algérie, hier, lance déjà les hostilités. Le Cameroun s’est qualifié mardi pour la Coupe du monde Qatar 2022 après avoir renversé l’Algérie, vainqueur du match aller au stade de Japoma. Des buts d’Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting à la 22è et de Karl Toko Ekambi à 122è ont permis au Cameroun de décrocher sa huitième qualification à la coupe du monde.
Très fier de ses jeunes frères, Samuel Eto’o, le président de la fédération camerounaise de football a promis que l’expédition du Qatar ne sera pas une balade. «Vous avez fait le job, mais moi je suis un très grand rêveur, je ne vais pas au Qatar pour sortir au premier tour. On ira au Qatar avec une autre mentalité si les autres peuvent gagner,pourquoi pas nous. On ira pas au Qatar en balade», lit-on sur Actu Cameroun. Rappelons qu’ au-delà du Cameroun, le Ghana, le Sénégal, la Tunisie et le Maroc vont représenter le continent au Mondial.
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