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An African Team as World Champion? 'There's Potential,' Says Former Cameroonian Footballer

An African Team as World Champion? 'There's Potential,' Says Former Cameroonian Footballer

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An African Team as World Champion? 'There's Potential,' Says Former Cameroonian Footballer 19.05.2025, Sputnik Africa

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An African Team as World Champion? 'There's Potential,' Says Former Cameroonian FootballerGeremi Njitap, who participated in celebrating the 20th anniversary of CSKA Moscow's UEFA Cup victory, hopes to have "brought joy to the thousands of supporters" in attendance."I am very happy to return to Moscow. It's a beautiful city. When I received the invitation, I didn't hesitate," the Cameroonian player told Sputnik Africa.The former Chelsea and Real Madrid player dreams of seeing an African team win the World Cup one day."That would send a significant message. Morocco's performance in the last World Cup was already very strong. The world took notice. It's an opportunity to urge the CAF to keep working on both organization and infrastructure development," he explained passionately.For young African footballers, he offered valuable advice: hard work and education are essential for success.

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