Some Cameroonian footballers heading for lower leagues next season

As the 2012/2013 draws to an end, some Cameroonian footballers will be playing lower league football after the relegation of their various clubs. This is in case they do not leave the clubs. Below is a list of some of such Cameroonian footballers.

For Stephane Mbia,the excitement of the 8.8 million £ move to the Premiership has now given way to the pale prospect of Championship football next season as his club Queens Park Rangers are heading for the second tier of English football next season.
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With just 5 goals in 34 matches, Moukandjo Benjamin's lack of goal - scoring eloquence in front of goal might be the repeated in the second tier of French football next season with his club AS Nancy.

Alo'o Effoulou is the another  Cameroonian at AS Nancy.
 22 matches and just 3 goals.

Basselekin Landry is the third AS Nancy attacker from Cameroon. All season long, he played just a match = 9 minutes. Ligue 2 football next season.

Roland Ndy Assembe is AS Nancy's Cameroonian goalkeeper. One can only imagine how many goals he conceded since his team has been relegated.

25 yr old Cameroonian born atttacker Jean - Christophe Bahebeck who plays for relegated French League 1 side Troyes. 3 goals after 26 games.

George Elokobi who plays with English Championship side Wolverhampton Wanderers will be in League 1 next season; the third tier of English football.

Remember him? Valery Mezague is heading for League 2 - the 4th tier of English football- with his English club Bury F.C. after joining them in February this year.

Joseph Boum who plays defensively for Turkish Super League side Mersin Idman Yurdu might be playing in the lesser league as his club has been relegated.

Midifelder Patrick Ekeng Ekeng and his Ligue 2 side Le Mans will be playing in the third tier of French football next season.

Cameroonian born Sedan midfielder Fabien Tchenkoua will be playing in the third tier of French football next season after his club was relegated from Ligue 2.

Another Cameroonian born Sedan player Louis Marie Rodrique Bongongui will also be in the third tier of French football next season.