Cameroon
2014 WORLD CUP - NATIONAL FOOTBALL TEAM
Goalkeepers:
Charles Itandje
(Konyaspor, Turkey)
Sammy Ndjock
(Fethiyespor, Turkey)
Lioc Feudjou
(Coton Sport)
Defenders:
Allan Nyom
(Granada, Spain)
Nounkeu Dany
(Besiktas, Turkey)
Cedric Djeugoue
(Coton Sport)
Aurelien Chedjou
(Galatasaray, Turkey)
Nicolas Nkoulou
(Marseille, France)
Henri Bedimo
(Lyon, France)
Benoit Assou-Ekotto
(QPR, on loan from Tottenham, England)
Midfielders:
Enoh Eyong
(Antalyaspor, Turkey)
Jean Makoun
(Rennes, France)
Joel Matip
(Schalke 04, Germany)
Stephane Mbia
(Sevilla, Spain on loan from QPR, England)
Landry Nguemo
(Bordeaux, France)
Alexandre Song
(Barcelona, Spain)
Edgar Salli
(Lens, France)
Forwards:
Samuel Eto'o
(Chelsea, England)
Eric-Maxim Choupo-Moting
(Mainz 05, Germany)
Benjamin Moukandjo
(Nancy, France)
Vincent Aboubakar
(Lorient, France)
Pierre Achille Webo
(Fenerbahce, Turkey)
Fabrice Olinga
(Zulte Waregem, Belgium)
Morocco, Nigeria, Senegal, Tunisia and Egypt qualify for World Cup 2018 in Russia.
There are three of five places for African nations still available.
Tunisia return to top spot in Africa for the first time since 2002.
Nigeria qualify for 2018 finals after win over Zambia.
Coach Hugo Broos led Cameroon to the African Cup title in January 2017a
Cape Verde biggest global movers on Fifa rankings.
Cameroon fail to qualify for 2018 World Cup
Nigeria beat Cameroon
A two-day conference in Morocco has been looking at the future of football in Africa.
Njie was on loan to the Ligue 1 club last season.
