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Former Cameroon striker, Samuel Eto’o, has admitted that he is being made to suffer because of Barcelona's poor results recently. The Catalans are yet to

He was renowned for his leadership traits across the continent before he died at the age of 95 on December 5, 2013. “One of the biggest highlights of my life was meeting the late Nelson Mandela who has always inspired me to use my talents to help others, particularly disadvantaged youth through education, health and sport,” Eto’o wrote on Instagram. “As Mandela Day 2021 draws to a close, remember there is still time to honour his legacy by giving 67 minutes of your time in service of others - symbolising the 67 years Mandela spent fighting for social justice.”  

Daily Post Nigeria Published Former Cameroon striker, Samuel Eto’o, has predicted his former club Chelsea to win Saturday’s Champions League final against Manchester City. Eto’o, who featured for the Blues in the 2013/2014 season, is delighted that Thomas Tuchel’s side has qualified for their first Champions League final since 2012. Although City is considered overwhelming favourites for the game, Eto’o feels Chelsea have every chance of leaving the city of Porto as European champions. “I am happy to see my old club Chelsea qualify for the Champions League final once again,” Eto...

“We had contact one week ago,” Broos told According to the publication, Broos also confirmed on Tuesday night that he was still in Belgium, but he did not give details of his discussion with Safa. "The only thing I am willing to say for now is that there was contact with me one week ago. I don’t know what is going to happen in the next day or the coming days," he said.  "Nothing has happened between me and the federation [Safa] and I don’t want to comment too much on this matter." Broos, who has also been linked with the DR Congo coaching job, coached Algerian clubs JS Kabylie and ...

The ex-France striker also won two top-flight titles with the Gunners which includes the unbeaten 2003-04 season they finished as 'the Invincibles'. Lauren played with Henry in Arsene Wenger's team for seven years before they both left the Emirates Stadium in 2007 for Portsmouth and Barcelona respectively. In his congratulatory message, the former Indomitable Lions defender said the honour makes the former Monaco and Montreal CF coach a legend because of his personal achievements. “We'll always be The Invincibles. But now you're a legend in your own right, Thierry Henry! Was an honour to pl...