Indomitable Lions : Competitive Squad

Head Coach Marc Brys has unveiled an all-round 26-man squad for Cameroon's crucial World Cup qualifying matches against Eswatini and Libya, showcasing a blend of experienced players and promising young talents across all positions. An examination of the list reveals a team brimming with depth and competitive spirit, poised to make a significant impact.

Goalkeeping Fortress
The Indomitable Lions' goalkeeping department is anchored by first-choice shot-stopper André Onana, who arrives in fine form following Manchester United's decisive 3-0 victory over Leicester City in the English Premier League. His clean sheet on Sunday, March 16, 2025, comes to boost his confidence. The bench provides a mix of experience and youthful ambition. Devis Epassy and Simon Omossola offer seasoned reliability, while Simon Ngapandouetnbu, gaining valuable playtime with Nimes, represents the future.

Defensive Solidarity
The defensive line exhibits exceptional depth and versatility. In the central defense, Christopher Wooh's composure and consistent performances, despite Stade Rennes' struggles in Ligue 1, provide a solid foundation. He is complemented by the youthful energy of Enzo Boyomo, Joyskim Dawa, and Guy-Marcelin Kilama. Michael Ngadeu-Ngadjui, bringing his experience adds vital leadership. On the flanks, Nouhou Tolo maintains his stronghold on the left, while Jackson Tchatchoua, alongside the newly signed Fai Collins to the Bosnian first division, solidifies the right wing.

Midfield Mastery
The midfield receives a significant boost with the return of André-Franck Zambo Anguissa, who has recovered remarkably from a recent injury. His appearance on the bench in Napoli's 0-0 draw against Venezia on Sunday March 16, 2025, signals his readiness. He was later brought in to play 13 minutes. The dynamic Carlos Baleba, a key figure in Brighton's impressive seven game unbeaten streak, brings his exceptional ball-winning and recuperation skills. Martin Hongla and Yvan Neyou provide further streng...