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Qatar Legacy Ambassador, Samuel Eto'o, was in the studios of Joy on Saturday, August 20, as part of his multi-day tour of Ghana.
The football legend was on the Joy Sports Link show where he was hosted by Gary Al-Smith.
Eto’o spoke about preparations ahead of the 2022 FIFA World Cup as well as the experienced fans stand to have when the tournament kicks off in Qatar.
If you missed the interview, click here to watch it.
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