Former Senegal star El Hadji Diouf has accused ex-Cameroon coach Rigobert Song of disrespecting Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana.
Onana only played one game for the Indomitable Lions at the recent Africa Cup of Nations after only arriving on the day of the team's opening game.
There were former Cameroon players claiming Onana disrespected the national team, but Diouf feels Song is in the wrong.
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"André Onana is someone I respect a lot and I congratulate him for what he does and his commitment to his team," Diouf told Canal+
"How can you have a goalkeeper of Onana's calibre, an immense talent who plays for Manchester United and not play him in the round of 16 game?
"For me, it's a lack of respect and if I were a player, I wouldn't agree with that."
The former Senegal star also feels Cameroon have gone backwards in recent years.
"Cameroon have gone backwards. These days, I'm in pain for the Cameroon fans and Cameroon people," he told Foot Mercato.
"They say they are the continent, but it's more the continental hotel, because they are sitting back on their history. To see their goalkeeper arriving two days before a game. That would be unacceptable for Senegal."
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