Barcelona legend Samuel Eto’o has secured another term as president of the Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT) after winning re-election with overwhelming support. Out of all the votes cast, only two were against him, confirming his continued leadership of the country’s football administration.
The election, held at FECAFOOT headquarters in Yaoundé, reaffirmed Eto’o’s strong influence within the federation and his popularity among members. His re-election signals continuity for ongoing reforms in Cameroonian football, focusing on infrastructure, youth development, and transparency in management.
Eto’o first became president of FECAFOOT in December 2021, pledging to modernize the sport’s governance and strengthen local football structures. His latest victory consolidates his role in shaping Cameroon’s football scene, both domestically and internationally.
“Our mission continues — to restore pride to Cameroon’s football,” Eto’o stated following his win, expressing gratitude and confidence in the federation’s future.
With his second term secure, Eto’o is expected to push forward with projects aimed at professionalizing local leagues and improving conditions for players and coaches. Observers view this re-election as a strong endorsement of his leadership despite occasional controversies surrounding federation management.
Author’s Summary: Samuel Eto’o overwhelmingly retained the FECAFOOT presidency, winning re-election with just two opposing votes, reinforcing his dominance in Cameroon’s football leadership.