Samuel Eto'o commits to promoting women's football in Cameroon

During a recent partnership signing event between FECAFOOT and BetPawa, Samuel Eto'o announced his intention to exclusively appoint women to key positions within the women's football sector. This initiative marks a significant step in the development of women's football in Cameroon, as highlighted by Céline Eko, who expressed her gratitude for Eto'o's support.

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Controversy Surrounds Cameroon Women's National Team Victory

The recent victory of the Cameroon women's national football team has sparked a debate over the leadership of the Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT) and the implications of their success. While some celebrate the win, others criticize the manner in which it was achieved, questioning the integrity of the federation under Samuel Eto'o's presidency.

Samuel Eto’o condemns violence against women in Cameroon

Samuel Eto’o, the president of FECAFOOT and a prominent figure in Cameroonian football, has publicly condemned the rise in violence against women, including feminicides. His statement comes amid increasing concerns over women's safety in the country, highlighting the urgent need for societal change and support for victims.

Partenariat entre FECAFOOT et BetPawa pour le développement du football féminin au Cameroun

La Fédération camerounaise de football (FECAFOOT) a signé un partenariat avec BetPawa pour soutenir le football féminin, incluant une prime de victoire pour les joueuses de la Guinness Super League. BetPawa investit près de 76 millions de FCFA pour améliorer les conditions des joueuses et renforcer la visibilité du football féminin, qui souffre d'un manque de financements et de professionnalisation.

Inauguration du nouveau siège de la FECAFOOT à Yaoundé le 13 mai 2026

Le 13 mai 2026, la Fédération camerounaise de football (FECAFOOT) a inauguré son nouveau siège à Yaoundé. Samuel Eto’o, président de la FECAFOOT, a rendu hommage à Iya Mohamed, soulignant que ce projet est l'aboutissement d'une vision collective. La cérémonie a également vu des félicitations de Gianni Infantino, président de la FIFA, pour cette nouvelle infrastructure.