The U23 Lions' preparation camp in Spain concluded on a positive note with a 1-0 victory against Deportivo Alavés B's reserve team. Beyond the result, coach Guy Feutchine emphasizes the lessons learned from this experience.
Organized in preparation for the upcoming U23 AFCON qualifiers, this gathering aimed to provide young Cameroonian international players with a different competitive environment. Guy Feutchine stressed the importance of repeating these types of initiatives to support the development of young players.
"There are many lessons to be learned from this camp," Feutchine said on MSI TV. He also emphasized the need to sustain this type of preparation, convinced that "camps like this will greatly benefit Cameroonian football".
The coach thanked Samuel Eto'o, president of Fecafoot, for making this camp possible. He praised the involvement of the federal authorities and their long-term vision for structuring youth selections. "I thank Samuel Eto'o for this camp he gave us. I think that's his vision," he added.
Feutchine specified that he had discussed it with the National Technical Director (DTN), emphasizing the importance of repeating this type of camp. He also noted the presence of the U20 coach, thanking the federation for the resources made available.
Speaking to Kaptmedia, Feutchine said he was satisfied with the players' application of tactical instructions during the camp. He also praised the spirit and commitment shown on the pitch, both defensively and offensively.
The U23 AFCON qualifiers are a crucial step for these young players, with the goal of qualifying for the final phase. The team will seek to build on this Spanish experience to approach the upcoming challenges with confidence.
