Football player Landry Ngemo dies

Cameroon and international football are in mourning following the tragic death of former international Landry Ngemo. The 38-year-old died in a traffic accident on Thursday, June 27, 2024. The accident, involving a sand truck, took place on the Yaoundé-Bafoussam road.

His driver also died in the tragedy.

A career marked by success

Landry Nguemo started his professional career at AS Nancy Lorraine at the age of 19. He had great success in his career, especially the victory in the League Cup in 2006. Nguemo also played for several famous European clubs, especially Saint-EtienneGlasgow Celtic and Bordeaux Girondins, where he played from 2011 to 2014. He also impressed during his time in Norway.

Ngemo has proudly represented Cameroon on the international stage 42 times. He is a finalist Africa Cup of Nations He joined the Canadian team in 2008 and played in the 2010 and 2014 World Cups. His performances on the field were synonymous with determination and passion. These qualities left an indelible mark on the history of Cameroonian football.

Transition to a coaching career

After retiring in 2020, Landry Ngemo did not leave the world of football. In 2021, he joined AS Nancy Lorraine as the U16 coach. He was just appointed as the reserve team head coach in the middle of the 2022-2023 season. This title shows his continued commitment to football development and the cultivation of young talents.

Reactions and tributes

The news of Landry N’Golo Kante’s death has caused a wave of sadness and emotion in the football world. Many former teammates, clubs and fans have expressed their condolences on social networks, paying tribute to a player who left his mark with his talent and kindness. Former French goalkeeper Fabien Barthez wrote on Twitter: “ “Landry was not only a great player, but a great person. My thoughts are with his family and loved ones. »

Lasting Legacy

The death of Landry Nguemo is a great loss to Cameroon and international football. He left a lasting legacy for future generations. Football world. “From his beginnings at AS Nancy Lorraine to becoming a coach, his experience is testament to his passion and dedication to the sport. He will be remembered as an outstanding player and an inspirational mentor to many young footballers.