Samuel Eto’o: “I miss life in Spain”
Inter Milan striker and Cameroonian international Samuel Eto’o (28) has revealed that he misses life in Spain following his summer move to Inter Milan.
The former FC Barcelona striker was speaking to World Soccer Magazine and also revealed the respect he holds for Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who made the reverse switch from Inter Milan to the Camp Nou as part of the same deal. “[I miss it] a little, yes,” Eto’o told World Soccer. “I spent 13 years in Spain and when you spend that amount of time somewhere it has a deep influence on you. But now I’m facing a new challenge. I have to adapt and try to succeed.”
The Eto’o-Ibrahimovic deal was one of last summer’s biggest transfer stories with the Cameroonian being offered along with €46 million to secure the services of Ibrahimovic at Barcelona.
But the striker said he had ‘no problem’ with the Swede’s part in the deal and he believes that he will prove to be a big hit at the Camp Nou. “[He is] a great player,” he continued. “There is no problem with him and surely he will adapt to the tactical scheme that they have at Barcelona, although we are different in our approach to the game. I hope it works out for him.”





























Wow, what a great thing to say. Wish him all the luck in Italy…
What a kool dude he seems to be. Miss you Eto!
<3 Eto'o, you will always be a Hero in Camp Nou.
Miss him..
Respect @ Legend !!
we miss you too samu!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
good luck in italy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
it was sooooooo wrong and unappreciative to let him go =(
too bad he left
I miss U león!!
Kick some ass over there
) show them what U are all about! All the best to U.
I supported you while you were at Barca, now I only wish you good luck. Good luck Champ.
no show those chelshits what you got !!!
//RESPECT//
A great player and a great man with a loveable personality. Wish you all the best in Italy, Eto'o!
your so cooollllllllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i hate barca since the etoo saga,,so unappreciative of the legend and his works for the club…