Samuel Eto'o was persuaded to resume playing for Cameroon after a meeting with Prime Minister Philemon Yang.
ETO ' o was banned by the Football Federation of Cameroon last November after having led the strike of players on late payments of bonuses and appearance fees. The 31 years after having served the suspension, then refused to play in 2-0 defeat go CAF African Cup of Nations qualifying match of the month last by Cape Verde in protest against the establishment of the national team.
However, after discussion with the Prime Minister Yang Team Manager, Minister of the Sports Adoum Garoua, song Bahang and coach Jean Paul Akon, it has decided to make a return. 'On the request of the supreme authority of the Republic, I am available for the indomitable Lions' Eto'o, said on its Web site.
"I am encouraged by my desire to serve my country with the same faith, zeal and determination of 15 years ago." I was received these days by the authorities of the State to discuss the current situation of football in Cameroon and more specifically the national team.
"I'm convinced that together, putting aside other interests for the country, we are able, with the help of God, to give Cameroon football plume and shine of the past. ETO ' o, who scored 53 goals in 109 caps, will face Cape Verde in the second inning on 14 October.
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