Cameroon's national football team head coach has dismissed rumours of his resignation, insisting that his email was compromised by hackers. The coach, whose identity remains undisclosed in initial reports, stated that fraudulent messages suggesting his departure were circulated without his consent.
"My email was hacked, and any communication regarding my resignation is entirely false," the coach asserted. "I remain fully committed to leading the team and have no intention of stepping down."
Official Statement Expected
The Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT) is expected to release an official statement clarifying the situation. Sources close to the federation suggest that an internal investigation into the alleged cyberattack is already underway.
Impact on Team Morale
With crucial fixtures on the horizon, the controversy has raised concerns about potential disruptions to team morale. Players and staff have reportedly been reassured by the coach's direct communication, but the incident has undoubtedly cast a shadow over preparations.
Football analysts speculate that this episode could prompt tighter cybersecurity measures within African football associations to prevent similar incidents in the future.
