sport news Samuel Eto'o says black coaches are seeing their chances limited

'They're viewed as second-class citizens': Former Barcelona and Inter Milan star Samuel Eto'o says black coaches are seeing their chances limited in Europe's elite leagues Samuel Eto'o has alleged that black coaches don't get as many opportunities Cameroon legend claims there is 'no confidence' in African coaches in Europe Eto'o, 37, wishes to enter management when he hangs up his boots He is currently playing for Qatar Sports Club in the Qatar Stars League 

By Adam Shergold for MailOnline

Published: 07:57 GMT, 8 January 2019 | Updated: 08:29 GMT, 8 January 2019

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Samuel Eto'o has claimed black coaches are 'viewed as second-class citizens' and this is limiting their opportunities at the highest level in Europe.

The former Cameroon striker, who enjoyed a successful career with Barcelona, Inter Milan and others, says there is 'no confidence' in African coaches even

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