Former FC Barcelona and Inter Milan star Samuel Eto'o believes there are trust issues when it comes to hiring black coaches.
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The 37-year-old is currently plying his trade with Qatar SC, but he has spoken previously about heading into coaching.
In an interview with Canal+, the former Cameroon international claimed that black players are still seen as second-class citizens.
"Many former black players don't get the coaching license, but there are also many who do have this," Eto'o told Canal+, as cited by Marca.
"There is a lack of trust. That trust doesn't exist and we are seen as second-class citizens."
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During his time with Qatar SC, Eto'o has played 10 matches and scored four goals in the 2018/2019 campaign.
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