PUMA presented Cameroon new home jersey

There was a moment, during the Nineties, when African football gave us some unforgettable sports and human stories, showing itself as a protagonist of world football or, at least, not the spectator it was before. The history of Roger Milla, that in 1994 became the oldest player to ever score in a final stage of a World Cup, it’s an example of that. Now, Roger Milla himself tried to infuse some of his magic in the new Cameroon national team.

The Indomitable Lions, in fact, teaming up with PUMA and French rapper MHD - the same that composed a song for Paul Pogba’s first capsule collection - presented Cameroon’s new home shirt. The jersey, that wants to reflect the pride and passion of all the country, tries to infuse some courage to its players with the symbol of the roaring lion, place in a striking interpretation on the front part. The unmistakable green color and the Cameroon flag on the collar complete this new shirt of the African team.

The new jersey has been presented with a video with both Roger Milla and MHD. And if the rapper connected to the players with his music, on the other side Milla - who was able to bring an African team to the World Cup Quarter Finals for the first time - tried to infuse some of the carefree determination of his Cameroon to these new Indomitable Lions.