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FootballUnattached Cameroon Star Vincent Aboubakar Shares Moment With Ronaldo
- Vincent Aboubakar has shared a moment with former Brazil star Ronaldo Nazario
- Ronaldo led Brazil to the World Cup in 2002, scoring eight goals at the tournament
- Aboubakar has reportedly left Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr to return to Europe
Cameroon forward, Vincent Aboubakar has finally met the legendary Brazilian forward, Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima.
The striker, who was just released by Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr, shared the moment on his social media pages.
The 30-year-old forward had a good World Cup, scoring against his idol's country of Brazil at the tournament in Qatar.
Aboubakar took to Instagram to share his delight at meeting the legendary Ronaldo.
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"With the legend," he posted on Instagram.
The Cameroonian forward is on the radar of several clubs, with English titans Manchester United and Turkish giants Besiktas reportedly interested in the lanky forward.
His contract with Al-Nassr was reportedly terminated to make way for ex-Manchester United star, Cristiano Ronaldo.
The former FC Porto star is expected to seal a deal in the winter transfer window, after a magnificent showing in Qatar. Aboubakar scored two goals at the World Cup, with one nominated for the best goal of the tournament.
He was Cameroon's goal king as the country finished third at the Africa Cup of Nations in 2021.
Aboubakar makes history against Brazil
Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Aboubakar was in top form of his life on December 2, as he scored the lone goal to help Cameroon beat Brazil in their last group game at the 2022 World Cup.
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FootballAlthough the goal did not help the Indomitable Lions qualify for the round of 16, beating the mighty Samba Boys at the tournament will remain one of the country's biggest achievements.
Interestingly, Cameroon are now the first African nation in history to beat Brazil in Mundial history, which is an impressive and amazing record.
Aboubakar performs Messi, Ronaldo celebrations
Aboubakar grabbed headlines once again at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, with a huge goal for his country against Brazil.
He lobbed in a header in stoppage time to give Cameroon maximum points against the five-time world champions.
Even though it was a massively changed side from Tite, the win was a first on many fronts, including being the first goal the Selecao had conceded in Qatar.