CAMEROONIANS THREATENED TO BURN THE HOUSE OF THE SWITZERLAND PLAYER

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Breel Donald Embola born on the 14 of February 1997 is a Cameroonian- born Swiss professional footballer who plays as a forward for  ligue 1 club Monaco and plays for the Switzerland national team. Embola moved with his family to france before finally settling in switzerland.

 Embola played on the 24 of November 2022 in the Fifa world cub Quatar match between Switzerland and Cameroon which he scored the goal that gave Switzerland the win against Cameroon. But the Cameroonian population never took it well and started questioning his action as to how can he score his own country. The question here is Embola owes no obligation to Cameroon because he is he player in Switzerland even though a Cameroon and it's not a crime for someone to leave his country and play for another country.



Cameroonians citizens went to burnt the house of the Cameroonian born Switzerland striker Embola. But thanks to the intervention of the forces of law and order the situation was brought under control. Some Cameroonians have not taken this funny as this action also put in question their patriotism. Has football now become war? 


The mother of the said player has also come out to condemn the insults Cameroonians are throw on his son and she said" his son owes no duty to Cameroon because they are not the ones who gave his son shelter and also they are not the ones who employed his son but the Switzerland government.

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