Hugo Broos supports inquiry by FECAFOOT

Hero of AFCON 2017 Hugo Broos supports an inquiry by Fecafoot regarding issues encountered by the African champions.

The latest issue was when the team were denied lunch at a hotel on Tuesday due to an unpaid bill.

Later that day Cameroon lost 2-1 in a friendly to Guinea after which coach Hugo Broos mentioned that he was considering his future.

"I'm happy with the reaction because they realised what happened," Broos said.

"If they want an inquiry, it means they know there were mistakes and maybe in future those mistakes won't happen again."

Later Hugo Broos mentioned that his reaction might been a 'little bit too heavy' but there was a good reason for such approach.

"I hope that things will change after my comments - this is the most important thing," said Broos, who won the Africa Cup of Nations last month in spite of having worked on the continent for just a year.

"Sometimes you have to make the problem bigger than it is so that everyone is awake and says 'what happened there?'"

"Now all the country knows what happened and this is a good thing because everyone realised that this is something that has to not happen again in the future."

"In a few months, there is the Confederations Cup and we are playing against the best teams in the world (Germany, Chile, Australia) so everyone has to be awake again."

His words had already reached solid effect with Fecafoot opening an inquiry into the matter on Tuesday, while also stating that situation that caused such outrage was 'unacceptable.'