Cameroon coach David Pagou unveil squad for mini tournament in Australia

Cameroon coach David Pagou, has announced his squad for the upcoming international break, which includes four home-based players from the domestic league.

The team is set to compete in the FIFA Series on March 27 and 31, 2026, in Australia, facing Australia in Sydney and China in Melbourne.

Among the locally based talents called up are Konrad Nfanseu (Panthère), Serge Ndzomo Eloundou (AS Fortuna), Maël Fernandez Monyebe (Gazelle FA), and Housseini Ousmanou (Gazelle FA). Additionally, Angel Yondjo Matah, who plays for Lille, has received his first call-up to the Indomitable Lions, highlighting Pagou’s focus on blending experience with emerging talent.

The inclusion of four home-based players ensures a balance between established professionals abroad and promising domestic talents.

With experienced internationals like Bryan Mbeumo and Karl Etta-Eyong leading the attack, Cameroon will look to make a strong impression during the FIFA Series while giving newcomers valuable exposure on the international stage.

The squad has already begun preparations and is expected to depart for Australia in the coming days, with training sessions focused on tactical cohesion, set-piece routines, and defensive organization ahead of the friendlies against Australia and China.

Fans will be eagerly watching to see how the blend of seasoned internationals and local talents performs, as the Indomitable Lions aim to showcase their depth and versatility on the global stage.

Below is the squad:

Goalkeepers:

Devis Epasse, Blondy Noukeu, Simon Ngapandouetnbu, Housseini Ousmanou

Defenders:

Samuel Junior Kotto, Che Malone, Jackson Tchatchoua, Olivier Kamdem, Emmanuel Moungam, Kevin Kebenda, Arlin Yongwan, Agida Aboubakar, Eloundou Ndzomo, Stephane Keller

Midfielders:

Saidou A. Moubarak, Brice Ambinaryan, Fossod An, Daniel Namaso, Arnold Mael Kamdem, Arthur Avom, Mael Fernandez, Konrad Nfanseu

Forwards:

Bryan Mbeumo, Christian Kofane, Karl Etta-Eyong, Angel Yondjo