Bamboutos FC withdraws from MTN Elite One due to unpaid bonuses, alleging corruption and referee manipulation.

Bamboutos FC has officially announced its withdrawal from the MTN Elite One Championship, citing unpaid bonuses amounting to approximately 90 million CFA francs owed by the Cameroon Football Federation (Fecafoot). This decision has raised alarms among fans and stakeholders, who are concerned about the implications for the club and the league`s integrity.

The club has also leveled serious allegations of corruption and manipulation against certain officials and referees, claiming these issues have adversely affected their league standings. As the situation unfolds, the atmosphere around the league grows tense, with Bamboutos FC`s actions highlighting a broader crisis within Cameroonian football governance.

Adding to the turmoil, Cameroon`s referees have threatened to strike over unpaid allowances totaling nearly 300 million CFA francs, setting a deadline of April 21, 2025, for payment. This unrest could significantly impact upcoming matches, including Union Douala vs Fortuna Mfou and Victoria United Limbe vs PWD de Bamenda, both scheduled for April 20, 2025. The ongoing financial disputes and allegations of misconduct continue to cast a shadow over the MTN Elite One Championship, raising questions about the future of the league.

For more details on the league, visit Elite One Championship and for updates on the federation, check Cameroon Football Federation.

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