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Cameroon

Africa Cup 2024 

 CAMEROON
Group C  Last Sixteen

 

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Africa Cup 2022 - National Football Team - Cameroon - Squad


 CAMEROON
GROUP A  Last Sixteen QUARTER-FINALS Semi-Finals Third Place
 
Vincent Aboubakar scored the winner against Egypt as Cameroon won the Nations Cup in 2017.

Appearance: 20th
Best finish: Winners (1984, 1988, 2000, 2002, 2017)
Coach: Antonio Conceicao
Captain: Vincent Aboubakar
Fifa ranking: 50
Nickname: Indomitable Lions


CAMEROON
• Squad


Goalkeepers

Simon Omossola 
(AS Vita Club, DR Congo)

Devis Epassy 
(OFI Crete, Greece)

Andre Onana 
(Ajax, Netherlands)

Jean Efala 
(Akwa United, Nigeria)


Defenders

Collins Fai 
(Standard Liege, Belgium)

Olivier Mbaizo 
(Philadelphia Union, USA)

Michael Ngadeu-Ngadjui 
(Gent, Belgium)

JC Castelletto 
(Nantes, France)

Harold Moukoudi 
(St Etienne, France)

Enzo Ebosse 
(Angers, France)

Ambroise Oyongo Bitolo 
(Montpellier, France)

Jerome Onguene 
(Red Bull Salzburg, Austria)

Nouhou Tolo 
(Seattle Sounders, USA)


Midfielders 

Jean Onana Junior 
(Bordeaux, France)

Malong Kunde 
(Olympiakos, Greece) 

Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa 
(Napoli, Italy)

Samuel Gouet Oum 
(Mechelen, Belgium) 

Martin Hongla 
(Hellas Verona, Italy) 

James Lea Siliki 
(Middlesbrough, England) 

Yvan Neyou 
(St Etienne, France)


Forwards

Ignatius Ganago 
(Lens, France) 

Christian Bassogog 
(Shanghai Shenua, China) 

Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting 
(Bayern Munich, Germany) 

Stephane Bahoken 
(Angers, France)

Karl Toko Ekambi 
(Lyon, France)

Moumi Ngamaleu 
(Young Boys, Switzerland) 

Vincent Aboubakar 
(Al Nasr, Saudi Arabia) 

Clinton Njie 
(Dinamo Moscow, Russia)

 

 

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Cameroon
2015 AFRICA CUP - NATIONAL FOOTBALL TEAM


SQUAD


Goalkeepers: 

Joseph Ondoua 
(Barcelona, Spain)

Guy Ndy Assembe 
(Nancy, France)

Pierre Sylvain Abogo 
(Tonnerre Yaoundé)


Defenders: 

Cédric Djeugoue 
(Coton Sport)

Jérôme Guihi Ata 
(Valenciennes, France)

Nicolas Nkoulou 
(Marseille, France)

Ambroise Oyongo Bitolo 
(New York Red Bulls, USA)

Franck Bagnack 
(Barcelona, Spain)

Henri Bedimo 
(Lyon, France)

Aurelien Chedjou 
(Galatasaray, Turkey)


Midfielders: 

Stéphane Mbia 
(Seville, Spain)

Enoh Eyong 
(Standard Liège, Belgium)

Raoul Cedric Loe 
(CA Osasuna, Spain)

Edgard Salli 
(Academica de Coimbra. Portugal)

Georges Mandjeck 
(Kayseri Erciyesspor, Turkey)

Franck Kom 
(Etoile du Sahel, Tunisia)

Patrick Ekeng 
(FC Cordoba, Spain)


Forwards: 

Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting 
(Schalke 04, Germany)

Benjamin Moukandjo 
(Reims, France)

Vincent Aboubakar 
(Porto, Portugal)

Léonard Kwekeu 
(Caykur Rizespor, Turkey)

Clinton N'Jie 
(Lyon, France)

Franck Etoundi 
(Zurich, Switzerland)

 

 

Players

  • Vincent Aboubakar
  • Benoit Assou-Ekotto
  • Christian Bassogog
  • Henri Bedimo
  • Samuel Eto'o
  • Joel Matip
  • Emmanuel Mbende
  • Stephane Mbia
  • Benjamin Moukandjo
  • Michael Ngadeu-Ngadjui
  • Clinton Njie
  • Nicolas Nkoulou
  • Allan Nyom
  • André Onana
  • Ambroise Oyongo
  • Edgar Salli
  • Rigobert Song
  • Yann Songo'o