Team Introduction

Cameroon is a national football team from Cameroon, established in 1959, with a market value of 197.4 million. The current head coach of Cameroon is David Pagou, with a squad of 25 players, all of whom are national team players. Their recent performance in the FIFA series saw them finish 2nd in the Australia zone, with 1 win, 0 draws, and 1 loss, earning 3 points. Since its establishment, the team has achieved honors including: 7-time FIFA World Cup participants, 1-time Confederations Cup runner-up, 5-time Africa Cup of Nations champions, and 22-time Africa Cup of Nations participants, among others. The team roster includes: Divies Epsy, Dalan Yongoua, Simon Ngapandoun, Jackson Chachoa, Arthur Awom, Danny Namasso, Fidel Brice Ambina, Mahamadou Najida, Karl Etta Eyoung, Che Malone, and others.

Honors and Records

Updated on February 8, 2026, at 12:01.
FIFA World Cup Participantsx7

13-14

09-10

01-02

97-98

93-94

89-90

81-82

Runner-up of the Intercontinental Cupx1

02-03

Africa Cup Championx5

2017

2002

2000

1988

1984

Africa Cup participantsx22

24-25

23-24

21-22

18-19

16-17

14-15

09-10

07-08

05-06

03-04

01-02

99-00

97-98

95-96

91-92

89-90

87-88

85-86

83-84

81-82

71-72

69-70

Africa Cup of Nations Runner-upx2

07-08

85-86