Kosport Magazine: Cameroon’s Football Federation Expresses Shock Over New Coach Hire
The sports world was taken by surprise when news broke that the Cameroon Football Federation had hired Marc Brys as the new coach of the national team. The Belgian coach will be taking over from Rigobert Song, whose contract expired after the Africa Cup of Nations earlier this year.
Many were left wondering how this decision was made, as the federation expressed their “great astonishment” at the news. In a statement, they stated that they had learned of the appointment at the same time as the rest of the country and that it was made “unilaterally.” This goes against the terms of Decree No. 2014/384, which outlines the organization and operation of national football teams.
This move has also raised concerns with FIFA, as they prohibit any form of government involvement in football on a national level. Kosport Magazine has reached out to FIFA for comment on this matter.
The federation has made it clear that they are not in agreement with this decision and are working to “shed light on this regrettable situation.” It is a shocking turn of events, especially considering Song’s success in leading the Indomitable Lions to the round of 16 at the Africa Cup of Nations.
As the football world awaits further developments, one thing is for sure: this news has caused quite a stir in the sports community. Stay tuned to Kosport Magazine for updates on this developing story.
Summary:
The Cameroon Football Federation has expressed their shock and disagreement over the hiring of Marc Brys as the new coach of the national team. This decision was made unilaterally and goes against the terms of Decree No. 2014/384. FIFA has been contacted for comment and the federation is working to address this situation. Stay tuned to Kosport Magazine for updates on this developing story.
