Eto'o Fils in the past years has been refusing to play for his Country Cameroon the Indomitable Lions after serving an eight month ban for his part in a players' strike last year. the star turned his back on Cameroon and labelled the nation as amateurish and poorly organised.
Early this week, the highest-paid footballer in the world had a meeting with the prime minister Philemon Yang, sports minister Adoum Garoua, Cameroon team manager Rigobert Song and coach Jean-Paul Akono to apparently discuss about his return to the team. Eto'o is known to be the all-time leading scorer in Cup of the Cameroon Nations history and is believed make a return for the second leg against Cape Verde, which takes place next month.
It is no doubt that any decision to come back and play for his country will be with a conditions attached as the star player has always demanded changes to be made within Fecafoot which may have to be done immediately so as to avoid Cameroon been in a danger of missing a second successive Cup of Nations following the first leg loss in Cape Verde.
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