Cameroon Football Federation Suspends 62 Players for Alleged Identity Fraud

The suspensions, including a player from the Africa Cup of Nations squad, raise concerns over potential tournament bans.

The Cameroon Football Federation (Fecafoot) has suspended 62 players for inconsistencies in their identities, including allegations of 'double identity' and age fraud.
Among the suspended is Wilfried Nathan Douala, a player who was part of Cameroon's squad for the Africa Cup of Nations earlier this year, raising questions about his age and identity.
Victoria United, Douala's club, has contested the suspension, claiming a possible error by Fecafoot and has submitted documents for review.
The situation is described as 'provisional' by Fecafoot, with ongoing requests that could alter the suspensions.
The African Football is conducting a separate investigation into Fecafoot president Samuel Eto'o for accusations including match-fixing and abuse of power.