Uncertainty surrounds Cameroon's coach with World Cup qualifiers approaching

Brys, appointed last month by the Minister of Sports in a controversial move bypassing FECAFOOT, found himself in a precarious position from the outset. Eto'o, a legend for the Indomitable Lions, had publicly disagreed with the appointment.

This week's turn of events saw Eto'o capitalize on a recent decision by the Cameroonian National Olympic Committee's arbitration body. Citing this ruling, FECAFOOT suspended Brys and his entire technical staff.

L'Equipe Raises Questions:

• Was this a calculated move? L'Equipe suggests Eto'o might have strategically "turned the tables" on his adversaries by using the arbitration decision to suspend Brys, whom he'd previously endorsed (with reservations).
• Who will coach the Lions against Cape Verde? With qualifiers looming, the question of who will lead the team remains unanswered. Will Eto'o name a new staff quickly?
• FIFA's Role? L'Equipe highlights the potential for FIFA intervention, given world football's governing body frowns upon government interference in national team management. A potential clash between FIFA and Eto'o looms.