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Cameroonian forward Karl Toko Ekambi announces retirement from the Cameroon National Team

Amakye Ansah by Amakye Ansah
February 2, 2024
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31-year-old Cameroonian footballer, Karl Toko Ekambi has announced his retirement from the Cameroon National Team via his Instagram handle.

Toko Ekambi, who recently joined Al-Ettifaq from Abha has played for Villareal, Lyon, Rennes, Sochaux and Angers.

The Indomitable Lions star made his debut for the Cameroonian National Team on 6th June 2015 in a 3-2 win over Burkina Faso in a friendly game. He won 61 caps and scored 16 goals.

Toko Ekambi was part of the Cameroonian team under Hugo Broos that won the 2017 AFCON. The Indomitable Lions finished 3rd in the 2021 AFCON, Toko Ekambi played a crucial role in that tournament.

Cameroon endured a horrible AFCON campaign in Ivory Coast after exiting the tournament in Round 16 and has therefore decided to end his career with the Indomitable Lions.

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A passionate sports writer with eight years of experience, specializing in Ghanaian, African and South American football. I also cover athletics and boxing. I have previously written for Thepostghana and Afrik-Foot. My coverage spans AFCON 2021, 2023, 2025, Euro 2020, 2024, Copa America 2021, 2024 and the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Amakye can be contacted on Facebook via Amakye-Ansah Olivers and on X @Amakye de Researcher.

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