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Samuel Eto’o: A Hull City target 0
At 35, Cameroon football legend Samuel Eto’o could be on his way back to England after an earlier spell with Chelsea FC (2013-2014) and Everton FC (2014-2015).
The Cameroonian forward is currently targeted by the English club Hull City who wants to reinforce a moribund attack to save themselves from relegation.
Eto’o currently plays with Antalyaspor, but the Turkish club is interested to lend him out for the rest of the season. If the loan deal goes through with Hull City, the former Indomitable Lions captain will be at his twelfth club in his career and his third in England.