The President of the Cameroon Football Association (Fecafoot), Samuel Eto'o has been accused of being involved in match-fixing and making threats, in a shocking file submitted to Fifa's Ethics Committee
According to The Athletic newspaper, Eto'o is facing a long list of accusations directed at him including being involved in match-fixing, spreading false information, making threats, causing violence and abuse of power
The former vice president of Fecafoot, Henry Njalla Quan Junior has sent the file to Fifa and it is also being investigated by Caf
The Confederation of African Football has also confirmed that it is investigating the allegations against Eto'o and Fifa was once advised to remove the former Barcelona star from his position due to a series of complex events
Njalla Quan Junior has claimed that the match between his academy and Kumba City FC was fixed by Eto'o, describing the incident as one of the 'biggest scandals in life'
The Cameroon boss is also accused of arranging the results of his 'close friend' Valentine Nkwain's team to be promoted
Victoria United were promoted after winning 11 of their last 17 games despite losing four of their first seven games of the season
The Athletic newspaper added that Njalla Quan Junior's relationship with Eto'o was completely damaged, and caused the former striker to allegedly pay someone to send a threatening message that read: "I am the mafia of this revolution and in this mafia we do not betray our leaders. I have been protecting the interests of our plans until today. So, if you shut me down, be ready to bear the burden of what will happen"
