The Association of Amateur Football Clubs of Cameroon (Acfac), which represents local football clubs, has called on the government to "urgently" investigate the management of the Cameroon Football Federation (Fecafoot). Fecafoot is the official governing body of football in Cameroon and is currently led by Samuel Eto'o, a former international footballer and one-time star of the Cameroon national team. Acfac's request is based on allegations that unauthorized payments were made during a friendly match between Cameroon and Russia in 2023. These claims suggest that financial transactions may have occurred without proper oversight or approval, potentially violating regulations set by football authorities. The association has not provided specific details about the nature or amount of the alleged payments but has emphasized the need for a formal inquiry to clarify the situation. Eto'o, who has been involved in football administration for several years, has faced scrutiny before over financial and management issues. The allegations against Fecafoot come at a time when football governance in Cameroon has been under increased public and media attention, with calls for greater transparency and accountability. The government has yet to respond to Acfac's request. If an investigation is launched, it could have significant implications for Fecafoot and its leadership, potentially leading to reforms or changes in how the federation is managed. For now, the situation remains under review, with many in the football community watching closely.