Indomitable Lions coach David Pagou has announced an initiative to evaluate local talent in preparation for the international break in March. A scouting camp will take place from March 6 to 10, 2026, bringing together players from the Cameroonian national league. The main goal is to expand the pool of selectable players and create a stronger bridge between national competitions and the national team.
This strategic gathering will allow the technical staff to carefully examine the performance, physical condition and adaptability of the players called up. Beyond individual observation, this camp will also serve as a tactical laboratory, where David Pagou and his team will test different profiles and assess the tactical discipline and competitiveness of local players in the face of international demands.
The stakes are high for the players called up. A convincing performance could open the doors to selection A during the March break, a crucial period for the national team's ambitions. In a context of strong competition, particularly with players playing abroad, this initiative is a strong signal in favor of the local championship.
This camp could mark a turning point in the Indomitable Lions' sports policy, focusing more on local talent, strengthening national cohesion and stimulating internal competitiveness. All eyes will be on these players from March 6 to 10, as they seek to seize this opportunity to get closer to the national team.
David Pagou is taking steps to open the Lions' den to local players. Those who manage to convince the technical staff could be part of David Pagou's squad for the FIFA Series, in which Cameroon will participate in Australia during the FIFA window next March.
