Loic Feudjou was first called up to the Indomitable Lions in early 2012, when he had played little more than a handful of games in his country's top flight.

At that stage he had already tasted international football as he made Cameroon's Olympic squad when he was still on the books of third division club Botafogo in 2011.

He then joined Coton Sport and has been with the flagship of Cameroonian football since then, winning the league in 2013.

Last year he played an important role as Coton Sport reached the semi-finals of the CAF Champions League.

Since first being called up for national duty, Feudjou, who is considered a great shot stopper with super reflexes, has been a regular in the squad.

He was called up for several 2014 FIFA World Cup™ qualifiers, but he has failed to get past first Idriss Kameni and now Charles Itandje.

Coton Sport coach Didier Gomez Da Rosa said Feudjou deserves to have been called up. “He is simply the best goalkeeper in the national championship, the only one of international stature. He has the potential to be successful.

I am convinced he has all the skills required to play in Europe,” said the coach, who himself was a goalkeeper.

Earlier this year Feudjou was watched by scouts of English club Reading and it could well be that he makes a move to Europe after the finals in Brazil.