Aigle Royal: The Legend Continues

1933 - 1970s

Aigle du Moungo was founded in 1933 by a group of prominent figures, including Louis Kemayou Happi, who was the first President of the Assembly of Cameroon and a Councillor of Nkongsamba. The club has had a significant place in Cameroonian football, particularly in the 1970s when it became one of the nation's top teams, securing multiple league titles. During this time, Aigle du Moungo was known for being a dominant force in the country's football scene and was recognized as one of the "legendary clubs" in Cameroon.

Glory Years and Championships In the 1970s, Aigle du Moungo was a powerhouse in Cameroonian football, securing the Elite One title, the country's top division. The club was one of the leading teams in its league for several years, enjoying national success and drawing significant attention. However, after the peak of the 1970s, the club began to experience a decline in fortunes.

Struggles in the 1990s and 2000s

From the late 1990s, the club faced significant challenges, slipping from the top tier of Cameroonian football and struggling to find form. Despite this, Aigle du Moungo remained a prominent name in the lower divisions, with sporadic successes and a loyal fanbase. The team, which was once a leader in Elite One, was now primarily competing in lower divisions and had to rebuild its fortunes.

Rebuilding Efforts (2012 and onwards) In 2012, the club sought new energy under the guidance of Joseph Fofie, a former national youth coach. Fofie aimed to rejuvenate the team and guide it back to the upper echelons of Cameroonian football. This period marked a shift in the club's trajectory, as Aigle du Moungo sought investments to bolster its future. In this pursuit, businessman Nseke Adolphe, CEO of Nkongsamba Express, became a key investor, offering the financial backing necessary to revitalize the club.

Recent Success: Promotion to Elite One

After a remarkable journey through the lower divisions, Aigle du Moungo returned to the top flight of Cameroonian football by winning the 2023-2024 Elite Two title. This victory secured the club's promotion to Elite One for the 2024-2025 season, marking their return to the top tier after 26 years in the lower divisions. The achievement of winning Elite Two and securing promotion to Elite One has been a monumental moment for the club, reaffirming its place among Cameroon's top football institutions.

Legacy and Future Aigle du Moungo is regarded as one of the historic clubs in Cameroon, with a rich legacy that includes not only national championships but also a storied tradition of contributing to the development of the sport in the country. With its promotion to Elite One, the club is poised to return to its former glory, with a renewed focus on challenging for top honors in Cameroonian football.

Key Achievements

Elite One Champion in the 1970s and most recently Elite Two Champion2023-2024! Aigle Royal holds as one of the "legendary" clubs in Cameroonian football history.

Aigle du Moungo’s return to Elite One is a testament to its resilience and the enduring passion of its supporters. With the continued backing of key figures and a renewed focus on success, the club is set to make a strong impact in the 2024-2025 Elite One season and beyond.