Video in projection Samuel Eto’o freaking out and kicking a YouTuber from Algeria at the 2022 World Cup went viral on social media.
Video footage showing the president of Cameroon Football (FECAFOOT) kicking a man outside 974 Stadium, Qatar early morning on Tuesday (6/12) WIB has gone viral on social media.
The former Barcelona forward was involved in an altercation with a YouTuber after watching the match between Brazil and South Korea in the round of 16 of the 2022 World Cup.
Reported by GlobeEto’o was initially walking out of 974 Stadium. On the way, Eto’o was approached by a number of fans who asked him to take photos.
Eto’o also served a photo request with a number of fans as he walked. However, after taking photos with fans, Eto’o was suddenly approached by a man carrying a camera. He is rumored to be a YouTuber from Algeria, Sadouni SM.
At first, Eto’o didn’t pay much attention to all the words Sadouni said, which ultimately angered the 2022 World Cup ambassador.
Eto’o went berserk and chased after Sadouni until in the blink of an eye he released a hard kick in Sadouni’s face which knocked the YouTuber from Algeria down. In fact, the camera brought by Sadouni was destroyed by a fall.
Sadouni SM, via his YouTube account, also provided an explanation regarding his quarrel with Eto’o.
“By God, good people, I’m not after fame or tarnishing his reputation, he hit me and I have a video that he has been banned from posting even after the investigation,” Sadouni said quoted by His YouTube.
“We made a video about it and we hope to show it so I can get my rights. He’s not famous. He has no right to raise his hand against anyone. This is my right and I want it back as soon as possible,” Sadouni said. .
The video recording of Eto’o freaking out and kicking the YouTuber has been in the spotlight of netizens, giving rise to various comments.
“The man accused him and asked how much he paid the referee for the match where Cameroon beat Algeria to qualify for the World Cup. Crazy how some people can’t accept losing after 8 months or more,” he said wrote a netizen.
“He was referring to the match between Cameroon and Algeria in World Cup qualifiers. The man is an Algerian YouTuber,” another netizen wrote.
“Everyone blames Samuel Eto, but what can drive a professional crazy who is used to dealing with various journalistic figures to attack him, something must be wrong,” said one netizen.
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