- Coach Jules Abah Onana has taken legal action against Canon Sportif Yaoundé, demanding the payment of 21,660,000 CFA francs in unpaid salaries and damages
- After leading the team through a successful playoff campaign and a quarter final run in the Cameroon Cup, Onana was dismissed amid disputes over his signing bonus
- As Canon prepares for the new season under Olivier Nankam, the club faces uncertainty regarding its financial obligations while aiming to improve on last year’s performance
Coach Jules Abah Onana has officially open a legal battle against Canon Sportif Yaoundé over outstanding salary payments and damages amounting to 21,660,000 CFA francs.
Onana took the reins during the playoffs, stepping in for the unwell Joseph Atangana, and led Canon to several impressive playoff up victories, including a crucial win against title contenders Yong Sports Academy.
Despite a valiant effort in the Cameroon Cup, where they reached the quarter-finals but fell to Isles of Hope Academy, Onana was dismissed shortly after as the club appointed Olivier Nankam for the upcoming season.
While the specifics of Onana’s contract remain murky, a Canon official disclosed on Equinox’s 100% Foot that disputes over his signing bonus emerged post-contract. Ongoing discussions aim for an amicable out-of-court resolution.
As Canon gears up for the season under Nankam, they seek to improve on last year’s performance. The team recently finished as runners-up in the Yaoundé Solidarity Tournament, narrowly losing 1-0 to Fauve Azur Elite.
The players’ protest reflects their determination to reclaim their rightful place in the league and resume competitive play.
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