Cameroon: The renowned striker of Cameroon Confederation Cup – Vincent Aboubakar is anticipated to signed by the Olympique Marseille and could make a comeback to French football.
The main forward player of FC Porto is looking for a new home after he cleared his loan to Besiktas.
Recently, Aboubakar announced his arrival in Europe through the French top tier after being evolved at Valenciennes and then Lorient between 2010 to 2014.
The player might get sold to Porto with whom he still has a year left on his contract to get complete.
As per the sources, the Indomitable Lion scored 19 goals in 38 games in all competitions for Besiktas. Although, he appeared to be nowhere near Porto’s technical plans.
Reportedly, Marseille have already signed Valere Germain from Monaco and now looking for another striker after Bafetimbi Gomi departure for Galatasaray.
Fantastic soccer players such as Stevan Jovetic, Carlos Bacca, Olivier Giroud and Aboubakar are all those who have appeared on Garcia’s radar for top Talisman.
After Ivorian star Joris Gnagnon, Aboubakar is the second African on the Phocians radar who claimed the position.
The defender, aged 20, had a breakout season at Stade Rennais and caught the attention of numerous people from top Ligue 1 sides, including Marseille.
Considering the news, many people have shared their opinions and views related to the anticipation as it is not yet confirmed.
A football lover, Mallum Inusa with his official social media handle supported the club and players and wrote, “I like the move. It’s better than Brazil”
But some netizens have reacted negatively and are not happy with the decision of the club Marseille.
To which Diego Bob Jackson commented, “Bad club better na brazil”
Francis Che wrote, “Who is really interested in this guy? Damac is not more, now is Marseille.”
Gillies NG, another user commented, “How many clubs now interested.”
Mathia Mbolo reacted, “So upon all what Aboubakar use to play, no big clubs never interested on him. Which means his system of playing is not impress big clubs.”