Friday, February fourteenth, the UN says at least 22 people have been killed in a village in the Northwest region of Cameroon. Over half of those killed were children. No one has claimed responsibility for Friday’s incident but the opposition parties blame the killing on the government.
Samuel Eto'o says Samp is yet to pay his salary
Former Inter and Sampdoria striker
Samuel Eto’o revealed to Secolo XIX, that the club’s president is yet to pay
his salary. It was the former Cameroon International himself who called the
Italian paper’s editorial staff yesterday night revealing his truth.
Eto’o spent a six-month spell at the
Marassi last season before moving to Antalyaspor in Turkey.
“I am calling you to announce I am going to call a press conference in the next few days”, Et’o told the Secolo XIX journalists.
£There is a very disappointing
situation going between me and the club and I believe Samp fans have the right
to know.”
“I want to specify I’ve always been
a gentleman with the club and that’s the way they’ve always treated. But now I
am really fed up with this. I’ve been waiting for nine months and I’ve lost
patience now.”
“I am not that kind of player who talks too much on papers and TVs, so much so you’ve never heard anything from me. However, I have to call you now because I have been unable to talk to any representative from the club since two weeks.”
“It is not only a matter of money”,
Eto’o added.
The three times Champions League
winner is also believed to be talking about Fabrice Olinga during his next
press conference.
The young Cameroonian footballer
joined Samp last year under Eto’o’s advice. The club, however, did not believe
too much in the player, so much so they loaned him out to Belgian side Mouscron
after Eto’o had left the club.
“Ferrero is the most pleasant
president I’ve ever had, but not the best one”, Eto’o added.
“I had a good relationship with him, but now it’s nine months I’ve been waiting
for them to fulfill their promises. I am going to reveal the details of this.”
One of Sampdoria’s lawyers Antonio
Romei replied to Eto’o accusations saying the player’s contract was cancelled
by mutual agreement adding that Sampdoria paid Everton € 100K to let Eto’o
moving to the Marassi six months in advance.
“I don’t know why he says these
things”, Mr. Romei told journalists.
“He was the one who was rushing to leave and go to Turkey. Honestly, beating Chievo is the only thing I care about.”
“He was the one who was rushing to leave and go to Turkey. Honestly, beating Chievo is the only thing I care about.”
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