Cameroon drops Mohammed Idrissou as it announces 23 man team

Ayo Akinfe · Post by **Ayo Akinfe** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 12:13 pm

Mohamadou Idrissou is one of the five players to be dropped from Cameroon's final squad for the World Cup.

The 34-year-old Kaiserslautern striker has struggled in recent times and missed a penalty in a 2-1 friendly loss to Paraguay last week.

Otherwise coach Volker Finke has opted for a tried and trusted line-up for his World Cup squad.
Coton Sport duo Loic Feidjou and Cedric Djeugoue are the only two locally-based players on the 23-man list.

Players to miss out
Guy Roland Ndy Assembe (Guingamp, France)
Jean-Armel Kana-Biyick (Rennes, France)
Gaetang Bong (Olympiakos, Greece)
Cedric Loe (Osasuna., Spain)
Mohamadou Idrissou (Kaiserslautern, Germany)

Djeugoue sealed his place on the plane to Brazil with an impressive display in the Indomitable Lions' 2-2 draw with Germany on Sunday. The other players to miss out are goalkeeper Guy Roland Ndy Assembe, midfielder Cedro Loe as well as defenders Jean-Armel Kana-Biyik and Gaetang Bong.

Much will be expected of forward Vincent Aboubakar (pictured) after his 16 goals for Lorient last season. That made him joint-second highest scorer in the French Ligue 1 behind only Zlatan Ibrahimovic. He is set to partner elder statesman Samuel Eto'o, who remains Cameroon's all-time leading scorer with 55 goals.

Cameroon are the most successful African team at the World Cup, qualifying for the tournament seven times and in Italy in 1990 they became the first team from the continent to reach the quarter-finals. In Brazil they will face the hosts, Croatia and Mexico in Group A.

Cameroon World Cup squad:
Goalkeepers: Charles Itandje (Konyaspor, Turkey), Sammy Ndjock (Fethiyespor, Turkey), Lioc Feudjou (Coton Sport)

Defenders: Allan Nyom (Granada, Spain), Nounkeu Dany (Besiktas, Turkey), Cedric Djeugoue (Coton Sport), Aurelien Chedjou (Galatasaray, Turkey), Nicolas Nkoulou (Marseille, France), Henri Bedimo (Lyon, France), Benoit Assou-Ekotto (QPR, England)

Midfielders: Enoh Eyong (Antalyaspor, Turkey), Jean Makoun (Rennes, France), Joel Matip (Schalke 04, Germany), Stephane Mbia (Sevilla, Spain on loan from QPR, England), Landry Nguemo (Bordeaux, France), Alexandre Song (Barcelona, Spain), Edgar Salli (Lens, France)

Forwards: Samuel Eto'o (Chelsea, France), Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting (Mainz 05, Germany), Benjamin Moukandjo (Nancy, France), Vincent Aboubakar (Lorient, France), Pierre Achille Webo (Fenerbahce, Turkey), Fabrice Olinga (Zulte Waregem, Belgium)

Ayo Akinfe · Post by **Ayo Akinfe** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 12:15 pm

Mohamadou Idrissou is one of the five players to be dropped from Cameroon's final squad for the World Cup.

The 34-year-old Kaiserslautern striker has struggled in recent times and missed a penalty in a 2-1 friendly loss to Paraguay last week.

Otherwise coach Volker Finke has opted for a tried and trusted line-up for his World Cup squad.
Coton Sport duo Loic Feidjou and Cedric Djeugoue are the only two locally-based players on the 23-man list.

Players to miss out
Guy Roland Ndy Assembe (Guingamp, France)
Jean-Armel Kana-Biyick (Rennes, France)
Gaetang Bong (Olympiakos, Greece)
Cedric Loe (Osasuna., Spain)
Mohamadou Idrissou (Kaiserslautern, Germany)

Djeugoue sealed his place on the plane to Brazil with an impressive display in the Indomitable Lions' 2-2 draw with Germany on Sunday. The other players to miss out are goalkeeper Guy Roland Ndy Assembe, midfielder Cedro Loe as well as defenders Jean-Armel Kana-Biyik and Gaetang Bong.

Much will be expected of forward Vincent Aboubakar (pictured) after his 16 goals for Lorient last season. That made him joint-second highest scorer in the French Ligue 1 behind only Zlatan Ibrahimovic. He is set to partner elder statesman Samuel Eto'o, who remains Cameroon's all-time leading scorer with 55 goals.

Cameroon are the most successful African team at the World Cup, qualifying for the tournament seven times and in Italy in 1990 they became the first team from the continent to reach the quarter-finals. In Brazil they will face the hosts, Croatia and Mexico in Group A.

Cameroon World Cup squad:
Goalkeepers: Charles Itandje (Konyaspor, Turkey), Sammy Ndjock (Fethiyespor, Turkey), Lioc Feudjou (Coton Sport)

Defenders: Allan Nyom (Granada, Spain), Nounkeu Dany (Besiktas, Turkey), Cedric Djeugoue (Coton Sport), Aurelien Chedjou (Galatasaray, Turkey), Nicolas Nkoulou (Marseille, France), Henri Bedimo (Lyon, France), Benoit Assou-Ekotto (QPR, England)

Midfielders: Enoh Eyong (Antalyaspor, Turkey), Jean Makoun (Rennes, France), Joel Matip (Schalke 04, Germany), Stephane Mbia (Sevilla, Spain on loan from QPR, England), Landry Nguemo (Bordeaux, France), Alexandre Song (Barcelona, Spain), Edgar Salli (Lens, France)

Forwards: Samuel Eto'o (Chelsea, France), Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting (Mainz 05, Germany), Benjamin Moukandjo (Nancy, France), Vincent Aboubakar (Lorient, France), Pierre Achille Webo (Fenerbahce, Turkey), Fabrice Olinga (Zulte Waregem, Belgium)

Jaidi · Post by **Jaidi** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 12:17 pm

Suddenly I'm more optimistic for their chances to pull through the group stage after seeing their first team play yesterday. They also have Brazil last which should be a major advantage.

JACKAL · Post by **JACKAL** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 12:41 pm

This is Cameroons best team of all times.

They have really good players and even better team play than ever before... They played great football against Tunisia in the final game of the African WC qualifier and I said it then.

Cameroon is back. Nigeria better watch out at the Next ANC.

walesvilla · Post by **walesvilla** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 12:44 pm

ofcourse look good on paper - but will they look same on green grass??

Purity · Post by **Purity** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 12:45 pm

Shocking..

balo · Post by **balo** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 1:37 pm

JJ.

Samuel Eto'o (Chelsea, France)??

Ayo Akinfe · Post by **Ayo Akinfe** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 1:58 pm

*****************************Aboubakar******************Eto'o********************************

***********************************************Makoun*****************************************

************************Song************************************Eyong*************************

***********************************************Mbia**********************************************

***Assou-Ekotou******************Chiedli*******************Nkolou*************Djeugoue***

*******************************************Itandje***********************************************

How does this look? I must admit, I have not watched les Lions enough lately to know their strongest starting 11

bamenda boy · Post by **bamenda boy** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 2:10 pm

Ayo Akinfe wrote:*****************************Aboubakar******************Eto'o********************************

***********************************************Makoun*****************************************

************************Song************************************Eyong*************************

***********************************************Mbia**********************************************

***Assou-Ekotou******************Chiedli*******************Nkolou*************Djeugoue***

*******************************************Itandje***********************************************

How does this look? I must admit, I have not watched les Lions enough lately to know their strongest starting 11

You know Choupo Moting?

JACKAL · Post by **JACKAL** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 2:11 pm

Ayo Akinfe wrote:*****************************Aboubakar******************Eto'o********************************

***********************************************Makoun*****************************************

************************Song************************************Eyong*************************

***********************************************Mbia**********************************************

***Assou-Ekotou******************Chiedli*******************Nkolou*************Djeugoue***

*******************************************Itandje***********************************************

How does this look? I must admit, I have not watched les Lions enough lately to know their strongest starting 11

Assou Ekoto is not going to start,.. the coach will be crazy not to play Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting in the starting line up, and WEBO should partner ETO upfront...

That Moting guy is the new Eto..

mystic · Post by **mystic** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 3:30 pm

Good squad. The Indomitable Lions are ready.

Ambazonia · Post by **Ambazonia** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 4:38 pm

Cameroun is going to the World Cup with a better strike force than I initially imagined. Eto'o remains a very dangerous man. Choupo Moting may be the break out star from the group. Aboubakar has learned to finish, and Webo and Moukandjo are no slouches.

Nipsy · Post by **Nipsy** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 8:04 pm

Solowe wrote:
Ayo Akinfe wrote:*****************************Aboubakar******************Eto'o********************************

***********************************************Makoun*****************************************

************************Song************************************Eyong*************************

***********************************************Mbia**********************************************

***Assou-Ekotou******************Chiedli*******************Nkolou*************Djeugoue***

*******************************************Itandje***********************************************

How does this look? I must admit, I have not watched les Lions enough lately to know their strongest starting 11

Assou Ekoto is not going to start,.. the coach will be crazy not to play Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting in the starting line up, and WEBO should partner ETO upfront...

That Moting guy is the new Eto..

Au contraire, I think Assou Ekoto has a role in the team, but not the way he's being used. He's our best crosser of the ball on the left hand side, and will bring something valuable to the team from left of midfield.

Webo, if needed at all, should get at most 10 minutes per game. I would prefer Moukanjo before Webo. Eto, Choupo definite starters, with Moukanjo or Aboubakar to join them depending on the formation.

mouko · Post by **mouko** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 8:06 pm

Ayo Akinfe wrote:*****************************Aboubakar******************Eto'o********************************

***********************************************Makoun*****************************************

************************Song************************************Eyong*************************

***********************************************Mbia**********************************************

***Assou-Ekotou******************Chiedli*******************Nkolou*************Djeugoue***

*******************************************Itandje***********************************************

How does this look? I must admit, I have not watched les Lions enough lately to know their strongest starting 11

Ayo,
I admit the LIONS have done nothing lately to merit attention...but if you don't know of Choupo-Moting then you have really fallen behind times...

The Goddess · Post by **The Goddess** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 8:09 pm

Nipsy wrote:
Solowe wrote:
Ayo Akinfe wrote:*****************************Aboubakar******************Eto'o********************************

***********************************************Makoun*****************************************

************************Song************************************Eyong*************************

***********************************************Mbia**********************************************

***Assou-Ekotou******************Chiedli*******************Nkolou*************Djeugoue***

*******************************************Itandje***********************************************

How does this look? I must admit, I have not watched les Lions enough lately to know their strongest starting 11

Assou Ekoto is not going to start,.. the coach will be crazy not to play Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting in the starting line up, and WEBO should partner ETO upfront...

That Moting guy is the new Eto..
Au contraire, I think Assou Ekoto has a role in the team, but not the way he's being used. He's our best crosser of the ball on the left hand side, and will bring something valuable to the team from left of midfield.

Webo, if needed at all, should get at most 10 minutes per game. I would prefer Moukanjo before Webo. Eto, Choupo definite starters, with Moukanjo or Aboubakar to join them depending on the formation.

Baba Nipsy, I was at the stadium life. I said after the Tunisia game that this team is better than the 1990 and yesterday was the confirmation. Havent yet had time to write my analyses but will do it latest tomorrow.

marutimon · Post by **marutimon** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 8:13 pm

Nipsy wrote:Au contraire, I think Assou Ekoto has a role in the team, but not the way he's being used. He's our best crosser of the ball on the left hand side, and will bring something valuable to the team from left of midfield.

Webo, if needed at all, should get at most 10 minutes per game. I would prefer Moukanjo before Webo. Eto, Choupo definite starters, with Moukanjo or Aboubakar to join them depending on the formation.

If club football is anything to go by Henri Bedimo is by far your best crosser of the ball.

mouko · Post by **mouko** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 8:13 pm

Nipsy wrote:
Solowe wrote:
Ayo Akinfe wrote:*****************************Aboubakar******************Eto'o********************************

***********************************************Makoun*****************************************

************************Song************************************Eyong*************************

***********************************************Mbia**********************************************

***Assou-Ekotou******************Chiedli*******************Nkolou*************Djeugoue***

*******************************************Itandje***********************************************

How does this look? I must admit, I have not watched les Lions enough lately to know their strongest starting 11

Assou Ekoto is not going to start,.. the coach will be crazy not to play Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting in the starting line up, and WEBO should partner ETO upfront...

That Moting guy is the new Eto..
Au contraire, I think Assou Ekoto has a role in the team, but not the way he's being used. He's our best crosser of the ball on the left hand side, and will bring something valuable to the team from left of midfield.

Webo, if needed at all, should get at most 10 minutes per game. I would prefer Moukanjo before Webo. Eto, Choupo definite starters, with Moukanjo or Aboubakar to join them depending on the formation.

...that I agree but his defending is atrocious and since his primary duty is defending..I'll sit him on the bench. Bedimo has that position locked down.
-This why I often ask why coaches so locked into a club-mindset. Just because a player plays such and such a position at club doesn't mean he must do same in the nat. If LIONS coaches could see beyond their noses they would have long shifted Assou into wide left midfield...that's he best position because no one else crosses like him...

zee · Post by **zee** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 8:17 pm

The Goddess wrote:
Nipsy wrote:
Solowe wrote:
Ayo Akinfe wrote:*****************************Aboubakar******************Eto'o********************************

***********************************************Makoun*****************************************

************************Song************************************Eyong*************************

***********************************************Mbia**********************************************

***Assou-Ekotou******************Chiedli*******************Nkolou*************Djeugoue***

*******************************************Itandje***********************************************

How does this look? I must admit, I have not watched les Lions enough lately to know their strongest starting 11

Assou Ekoto is not going to start,.. the coach will be crazy not to play Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting in the starting line up, and WEBO should partner ETO upfront...

That Moting guy is the new Eto..
Au contraire, I think Assou Ekoto has a role in the team, but not the way he's being used. He's our best crosser of the ball on the left hand side, and will bring something valuable to the team from left of midfield.

Webo, if needed at all, should get at most 10 minutes per game. I would prefer Moukanjo before Webo. Eto, Choupo definite starters, with Moukanjo or Aboubakar to join them depending on the formation.
Baba Nipsy, I was at the stadium life. I said after the Tunisia game that this team is better than the 1990 and yesterday was the confirmation. Havent yet had time to write my analyses but will do it latest tomorrow.

Madam Doc

..........if yesterday's match was a WC match, Cameroun will be a man down(red card) with 2 other players on yellow............................all in the first 15mins of the match.
Forget this team.....................against the little Mexicans, Cameroun will be lucky to end the match with 7 players on the pitch.

mouko · Post by **mouko** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 8:26 pm

The Goddess wrote:
Nipsy wrote:
Solowe wrote:
Ayo Akinfe wrote:*****************************Aboubakar******************Eto'o********************************

***********************************************Makoun*****************************************

************************Song************************************Eyong*************************

***********************************************Mbia**********************************************

***Assou-Ekotou******************Chiedli*******************Nkolou*************Djeugoue***

*******************************************Itandje***********************************************

How does this look? I must admit, I have not watched les Lions enough lately to know their strongest starting 11

Assou Ekoto is not going to start,.. the coach will be crazy not to play Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting in the starting line up, and WEBO should partner ETO upfront...

That Moting guy is the new Eto..
Au contraire, I think Assou Ekoto has a role in the team, but not the way he's being used. He's our best crosser of the ball on the left hand side, and will bring something valuable to the team from left of midfield.

Webo, if needed at all, should get at most 10 minutes per game. I would prefer Moukanjo before Webo. Eto, Choupo definite starters, with Moukanjo or Aboubakar to join them depending on the formation.
Baba Nipsy, I was at the stadium life. I said after the Tunisia game that this team is better than the 1990 and yesterday was the confirmation. Havent yet had time to write my analyses but will do it latest tomorrow.

You thought that after Tunisia game? A team whose greatest achievement so far is beating Tunisia suddenly becomes better than the 1990 team?
-What are people smoking on this forum?
Just for starters, what defender in this team would make the 1990 defense of
-Ndip (no nonsense - tore off Maradona armband with his boot)
- Tataw (right back man-mountain)
- Kunde (veteran of '82 campaign as steady as a rock, cold as a cucumber)
- Massing ( oh boy Ganniggia would never forget!!).
-Does your defense of today look like one that could hold Maradona? He would wipe the floor with Nkoulou.
-People you need to take off the blinders....I swear...you forget too soon.
-Until this team can beat just Mexico...please stop all the hype...I'm sick of it at this point..

adios · Post by **adios** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 9:35 pm

How many would have been out on the German side?

Both teams yesterday were very physical

zee wrote:
The Goddess wrote:
Nipsy wrote:
Solowe wrote:
Ayo Akinfe wrote:*****************************Aboubakar******************Eto'o********************************

***********************************************Makoun*****************************************

************************Song************************************Eyong*************************

***********************************************Mbia**********************************************

***Assou-Ekotou******************Chiedli*******************Nkolou*************Djeugoue***

*******************************************Itandje***********************************************

How does this look? I must admit, I have not watched les Lions enough lately to know their strongest starting 11

Assou Ekoto is not going to start,.. the coach will be crazy not to play Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting in the starting line up, and WEBO should partner ETO upfront...

That Moting guy is the new Eto..
Au contraire, I think Assou Ekoto has a role in the team, but not the way he's being used. He's our best crosser of the ball on the left hand side, and will bring something valuable to the team from left of midfield.

Webo, if needed at all, should get at most 10 minutes per game. I would prefer Moukanjo before Webo. Eto, Choupo definite starters, with Moukanjo or Aboubakar to join them depending on the formation.
Baba Nipsy, I was at the stadium life. I said after the Tunisia game that this team is better than the 1990 and yesterday was the confirmation. Havent yet had time to write my analyses but will do it latest tomorrow.
Madam Doc ..........if yesterday's match was a WC match, Cameroun will be a man down(red card) with 2 other players on yellow............................all in the first 15mins of the match.
Forget this team.....................against the little Mexicans, Cameroun will be lucky to end the match with 7 players on the pitch.

adios · Post by **adios** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 9:54 pm

Solowe wrote:This is Cameroons best team of all times.

They have really good players and even better team play than ever before... They played great football against Tunisia in the final game of the African WC qualifier and I said it then.

Cameroon is back. Nigeria better watch out at the Next ANC.

I agree, this is probably the best team talent wise Cameroon has ever had. I discover this after the Portugal match. Although Cameroon lost the game, I saw something in the team that makes me believe they have something special, they just needed some minor adjustments and they will be ready for WC. Neymar of Brazil himself said in an interview that Cameroon will be the team to beat at the WC because of their physical and tactical abilities.

Cameroon is a counter attacking team and dose very well on counter, I don't understand why they abandon these system after the 1990 WC and went to pressing, anyway I am happy they decided to go back on the system, hope they continue with it.

The Goddess · Post by **The Goddess** » Mon Jun 02, 2014 11:12 pm

mouko wrote:
The Goddess wrote:
Nipsy wrote:
Solowe wrote:
Ayo Akinfe wrote:*****************************Aboubakar******************Eto'o********************************

***********************************************Makoun*****************************************

************************Song************************************Eyong*************************

***********************************************Mbia**********************************************

***Assou-Ekotou******************Chiedli*******************Nkolou*************Djeugoue***

*******************************************Itandje***********************************************

How does this look? I must admit, I have not watched les Lions enough lately to know their strongest starting 11

Assou Ekoto is not going to start,.. the coach will be crazy not to play Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting in the starting line up, and WEBO should partner ETO upfront...

That Moting guy is the new Eto..
Au contraire, I think Assou Ekoto has a role in the team, but not the way he's being used. He's our best crosser of the ball on the left hand side, and will bring something valuable to the team from left of midfield.

Webo, if needed at all, should get at most 10 minutes per game. I would prefer Moukanjo before Webo. Eto, Choupo definite starters, with Moukanjo or Aboubakar to join them depending on the formation.
Baba Nipsy, I was at the stadium life. I said after the Tunisia game that this team is better than the 1990 and yesterday was the confirmation. Havent yet had time to write my analyses but will do it latest tomorrow.
You thought that after Tunisia game? A team whose greatest achievement so far is beating Tunisia suddenly becomes better than the 1990 team? -What are people smoking on this forum?
Just for starters, what defender in this team would make the 1990 defense of
-Ndip (no nonsense - tore off Maradona armband with his boot)
- Tataw (right back man-mountain)
- Kunde (veteran of '82 campaign as steady as a rock, cold as a cucumber)
- Massing ( oh boy Ganniggia would never forget!!).
-Does your defense of today look like one that could hold Maradona? He would wipe the floor with Nkoulou.
-People you need to take off the blinders....I swear...you forget too soon.
-Until this team can beat just Mexico...please stop all the hype...I'm sick of it at this point..

Mouko, please let´s not mix things up. I´m not judging both teams on what they´ve won but on how they play. I´ve watched the finals of Cameroon vs Nigeria in 1988 and I´ll tell you that there was nothing very spectacular about that team. The match was pretty boring.
Okay I cannot conclude only by watching one game but this team is better talentwise and Finke is an intelligent man. He sees and provides concrete solutions to problems. He said he will put up a formation to have a favourable result against Germany and he did. The man knows what he´s doing.
We will just agree to disagree.

Bim · Post by **Bim** » Tue Jun 03, 2014 3:07 pm

World Cup 2014: Idrissou dropped from Cameroon

Mohamadou Idrissou is one of the five players to be dropped from Cameroon's final squad for the World Cup.
The 34-year-old Kaiserslautern striker has struggled in recent times and missed a penalty in a 2-1 friendly loss to Paraguay last week.
Otherwise coach Volker Finke has opted for a tried and trusted line-up for his World Cup squad.
Coton Sport duo Loic Feidjou and Cedric Djeugoue are the only two locally based players on the 23-man list.

Djeugoue sealed his place on the plane to Brazil with an impressive display in the Indomitable Lions' 2-2 draw with Germany on Sunday.
The other players to miss out are goalkeeper Guy Roland Ndy Assembe, midfielder Cedro Loe and defenders Jean-Armel Kana-Biyik and Gaetang Bong.
Kana-Biyik has been struggling with a thigh injury throughout the last two weeks of preparations in Austria and now will not be able to emulate his father Andre, who played at the 1990 and 1994 finals.
His uncle Francois Omam-Biyik scored the opening goal of the 1990 World Cup in Italy in Cameroon's upset triumph over defending champions Argentina, a match in which Andre was sent off.
Much will be expected of forward Vincent Aboubakar after his 16 goals for Lorient last season.
That made him joint-second highest scorer in the French Ligue 1 behind only Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
He is set to partner elder statesman Samuel Eto'o, who remains Cameroon's all-time leading scorer with 55 goals.

Cameroon are the most successful African team at the World Cup, qualifying for the tournament seven times and in Italy in 1990 they became the first team from the continent to reach the quarter-finals.

In Brazil they will face the hosts, Croatia and Mexico in Group A.
Goalkeepers: Charles Itandje (Konyaspor, Turkey), Sammy Ndjock (Fethiyespor, Turkey), Lioc Feudjou (Coton Sport)
Defenders: Allan Nyom (Granada, Spain), Nounkeu Dany (Besiktas, Turkey), Cedric Djeugoue (Coton Sport), Aurelien Chedjou (Galatasaray, Turkey), Nicolas Nkoulou (Marseille, France), Henri Bedimo (Lyon, France), Benoit Assou-Ekotto (QPR, on loan from Tottenham, England)
Midfielders: Enoh Eyong (Antalyaspor, Turkey), Jean Makoun (Rennes, France), Joel Matip (Schalke 04, Germany), Stephane Mbia (Sevilla, Spain on loan from QPR, England), Landry Nguemo (Bordeaux, France), Alexandre Song (Barcelona, Spain), Edgar Salli (Lens, France)
Forwards: Samuel Eto'o (Chelsea, England), Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting (Mainz 05, Germany), Benjamin Moukandjo (Nancy, France), Vincent Aboubakar (Lorient, France), Pierre Achille Webo (Fenerbahce, Turkey), Fabrice Olinga (Zulte Waregem, Belgium)

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