Both the indomitable lions of Cameroon and the Black stars of Ghana, are out of the ongoing FIFA World Cup in Qatar, but the two African sides have continued to grab headlines in the aftermath of their exit.<\/p>\n
Ghana won one of their three group games at the world cup, as Cameroon claimed four points in group G and became the first\u00a0 African country to defeat Brazil at the world cup.<\/p>\n
As Ghanians still digest the news of the resignation of coach Otto Addo, their Cameroonian counterparts have been in the news headlines everyday, with the Rigobert Song versus Andre Onana saga still gaining fresh grounds.<\/p>\n
However, there seems to be more trouble on the way for the two countries, as there have been news of alleged corruption cases within the two teams prior to the world cup.<\/p>\n
According to French investigative journalist Romain Molina, some Cameroon and Ghanian players paid or sacrificed part of their bonuses, to be selected for the world cup, at the detriment of better and High performant players.<\/p>\n
In a nine minutes YouTube video, Molina revealed that most of the players who are easily targeted, are Binationals. He further claims that he knows some players who refused to pay the demanded sums, and were left out.<\/p>\n
\nENQUETE \/ Chantage & extorsion : tout se monnaie pour aller \u00e0 la Coupe du Monde!https:\/\/t.co\/guTwKWZ666<\/a><\/p>\n
Au Cameroun \ud83c\udde8\ud83c\uddf2 et au Ghana \ud83c\uddec\ud83c\udded, des joueurs ont d\u00fb donner de l'argent\/reverser des primes pour \u00eatre au Mondial<\/p>\n
La pratique d\u00e9but\u00e9e chez les jeunes perdure gr\u00e2ce \u00e0 l'omerta..<\/p>\n
— Romain Molina (@Romain_Molina) December 8, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n