Samuel Eto: Last News

the FA Cup broadcast on the bar’s patio while their kids played inside. “This place probably saved my marriage,” Oshunrinde, 55, an architect, laughed. “It’s a place to go for the boys to run around.” “It’s perfect,” Atwell, 39, agreed. “We don’t worry what the kids are up to here.” The Ground’s reputation is already well established, with world superstar Samuel Eto’o having visited and retired US national team goalkeeper Tim Howard stopping in to “talk to the kids,” said Marius Bugge, Sierros’ friend and a partner at the Ground. There are big matches on the horizon — the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) Champions League final on Saturday and the UEFA Euro and Copa América tournaments starting in June.

Edouard Mendy has opened up on his delight at following in the footsteps of many African footballing greats by signing for Chelsea.

straight to your inboxWayne Rooney believes Sir Alex Ferguson's tactics in the 2009 and 2011 Champions League finals were wrong.United went into the 2009 final in Rome as defending champions but were beaten despite having early chances, with goals from Samuel Eto'o and Lionel Messi securing a 2-0 win for Barcelona. United's squad was weaker when the two sides met at Wembley two years later with Cristiano Ronaldo and Carlos Tevez both having left the club in 2009, while the Catalan club's was arguably stronger following David Villa's arrival in 2010.

Samuel Eto'o has insisted "there is no debate" over who the greatest African player of all time is, as he rubbished bold claims from El Hadji Diouf.

Thierry Henry has admitted playing for Arsenal was "easier" than for Barcelona.

Celtic hero John Hartson has recalled the night the Hoops finally ended their losing streak away in the Champions League as they left Barcelona's all-stars stunned.

Lionel Messi has explained why he could not even look at Thierry Henry when the two were at Barcelona.

Jose Mourinho, rubbishing claims that his former manager is difficult to work with.The former Cameroon striker first played under Mourinho at Inter Milan, playing a crucial part in their famous Serie A and Champions League double in 2010.He then enjoyed a brief stint under the Portuguese at Chelsea, scoring 12 goals in the 2013/14 campaign before leaving to join fellow English side Everton.Mourinho, who was appointed Tottenham manager back in November, has become somewhat notorious for losing the dressing room during his third season with clubs.But Eto’o has leapt to the Special One’s defence, denying claims that he causes controversy behind the scenes.“Jose is, firstly, a friend,” he told Spanish outlet Marca.“He's a person who's upfront

Samuel Eto'o has again spoken of how he preferred Jose Mourinho's more personal touch as a manager over the approach of Pep Guardiola.

Inter Milan "went all out" to sign Lionel Messi back in 2008 according to the club's former technical director Marco Branca.

Here are your Manchester City morning headlines for Wednesday, May 20.

Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola have been vying to be considered the top boss in European football for well over a decade now.

Legendary striker Samuel Eto'o believes that the only thing that Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola and ex Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho have in common is their desire to win.