Edouard Ndjodo (born 25 September 1985 in Kumbo^[2]) is a Cameroonian footballer (forward) player who last playing for Kecskeméti TE.

[edit] Career

He played with some big Cameroonian clubs before moving to Hungary in 2005/2006 season. Ndjodjo also played for major clubs in Hungary with good performing and scoring records. He decided to change environment in June 2009 after finishing a 2 year deal with Budapest Honvéd FC^[3], on 26 July 2009, Ndjodo refused to sign for Kecskeméti TE because the club and him did not agree on the contract terms^[4].

Ndjodo was on trial with Yverdon-Sport FC in Switzerland. He had a successful trial with the club from 21 July 2009, but unfortunately the club said they could not afford Ndjodo at this moment.^[5] Ndjodo returned to Hungary on 24 July 2009 and move on 21 August 2009 to Hibernians F.C. a Maltese football club. On 1st of September 2009, Ndjodo decided not to sign the contract with Hibernians F.C., as the contract was not favourable and because he wanted only 1 year deal and Hibernians F.C. insisted on a 2 year deal after a week long trials including 2 crucial matches. He then returned to Hungary and follow on 28 November 2009 a invitation from the German club Alemannia Aachen^[6].

[edit] Attributes

He is a very strong, fast and technical footballer. His height is a major attacking strength and has given him several opportunities to maintain his position of a good striker. He has maintained his good scoring records ever since his football career started. Ndjodo has ability of scoring at least a goal in every game,if there is ever a goal in a game. His desperate hunger for goals makes clubs run after him desperately. His ability to use both legs also contributed to his career success. Ndjodo is a very humble and well mannered footballer.

[edit] International career

Ndjodjo has played a few games for his country's U-17 and U-23 teams and featured only once for the Cameroon national football team.

[edit] Personal life

Ndjodo is married to a Hungarian lady he met while in Budapest.

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