Former captain Song named new Cameroon coach
YAOUNDE : Former captain Rigobert Song was named Cameroon’s new coach on Tuesday in place of Toni Conceicao just three weeks before a crucial World Cup playoff.
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Rigobert Song to be appointed Cameroon coach on orders of nation's president
Yaoundé, Cameroon - Former star player Rigobert Song is set to be named as head coach of the Cameroon national team, replacing Toni Conceicao, on the orders of the country's president, the sports minister said on Monday.
Previous sporting bans as IOC calls on world to exclude Russia and Belarus
After Russia was banned from all club football and international events, and the International Olympic Committee pressed for Belarusian athletes and officials to be included over the country's involvement in the conflict in Ukraine, here are some previous politically-motivated sporting sanctions.
Rigobert Song: Cameroon legend to be named Indomitable Lions boss
Former Liverpool defender Rigobert Song is set to be named Cameroon head coach on the orders of the country's president.
Turkish Footballer Refuses To Wear 'No To War' Ukraine T-Shirt, Explains His Reasoning
Turkish footballer Aykut Demir has caused a stir after refusing to wear a t-shirt in solidarity with Ukraine - prompting the player himself to explain his decision.
“This would be a poor bit of business” – Fulham target shock move for former Premier League winner: The verdict
This article is part of Football League World’s ‘The Verdict‘ series, which provides personal opinions from the FLW writers regarding the latest breaking news, teams, players, managers, potential signings and more…
Fulham eyeing up summer transfer move for 31-year-old Italian
Championship table-toppers Fulham have emerged as summer suitors for infamous Italian striker Mario Balotelli, according to Turkish publication Star.
It means a lot to me to play cricket for Germany, says Afghan-born refugee Muslim Yar
When asked exactly what representing Germany at cricket means to him, Muslim Yar unconsciously adjusts his red cap with the black eagle crest. He puffs out his chest, across which “Deutschland” is picked out in red letters on a black shirt. Most noticeably, he wears a broad, proud smile.