Thursday 6 August 2015

Roaring for Royalty

The English Premier League is Back on Saturday. The moment every football fan across the globe has been waiting for- the return of arguably the best and most entertaining league on the planet, the return of a football brand that has not only attracted the best players in the world but billions of fans across the globe. 

We take a look at the Cameroonians who will be on show this weekend and those who are likely to join before the transfer window comes to an end.

Allan Nyom

The 27-year old full back is looking out to make his Premier League debut after joining newly promoted Watford from Granada this summer on a four-year contract.
Eyeing a new experience
 Nyom and Watford face a tough test on their return to the Premier League with a trip to face Everton at Goodison Park.

The defender has not featured for Cameroon since the 2010 World Cup and would be hoping to revive his international career with this move to Watford.

Sebastian Bassong

Another defender who has been out of the national team picture for long, is making his return to the Premier League alongside his club Norwich City after spending last season in The Championship following their relegation in 2014.On their return to the Premier League, Bassong and the Canaries host Crystal Palace at Carrow Road on Saturday.
The return of Seb
The 29-year old is in his fourth season at the club was made club captain in 2014  by the manager Chris Hughton but fell down the pecking order after relegation and had a spell on loan at Watford. He has also played for Newcastle United andTottenham Hotspurs.

The Song Saga drags on

Will he? Will he not? Alex Song’s long standing proposed move to West Ham from Barcelona has been the main issue at the East London side.
After spending last season on loan with the Hammers, the club are looking down to tie the midfielder on a permanent deal but are reluctant to meet Barcelona’s £5 million asking price.
Hammers hoping to sing the right Song
Alex Song was equally a reported target for Chelsea and Manchester City though both clubs pulled out of the race after the former Arsenal man picked up an injury that will keep him out for at least two months.
West Ham begin the season on Sunday with a London derby against Arsenal while hoping to get their man before the close of the transfer window.

Will Clinton Njie finally be a Spur?

Olympique Lyonnais have rejected a second bid in the region of £9 million from Tottenham Hotspurs for Clinton Njie, with the French side holding out for £15 million reports TalkSport.
Spurs have been linked with a move for the 21-year old all through the summer though Lyon’s President Jean Michel Aulas last week dismissed reports in L’Equipe that they are ready to let the player leave for a huge fee.
Heading for the Premier League?
However, Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino is a keen admirer of the winger and is determined to land him before the close of the transfer window.
Will Njie finally move to England?

Premier League Quiz

You think you know about the Premier League? You think you know more about Cameroonians in the Premier League? Let’s try this out…
1-Who is the first Cameroonian to have played in the Premier League?
2- Who is the first Cameroonian to have won the Premier League?

Send your answers to stamfordfrank8@gmail.com

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