Test your knowledge on the legendary Cameroonian striker who captivated the world with his goals and iconic celebrations.
At 38 years old, after having retired from international football, Roger Milla returned to represent Cameroon at the 1990 FIFA World Cup following a request from the nation's president. He became a global sensation, scoring four goals as he helped the Indomitable Lions become the first African team to reach the tournament's quarter-finals. Each goal was followed by his distinctive corner-flag dance, a spontaneous celebration that resonated far beyond the pitch.
This rhythmic celebration, rooted in the traditional Makossa dance, introduced African football's vibrant spirit to a global audience. Milla's impact continued four years later at the 1994 World Cup, where he scored against Russia at the age of 42 years and 39 days. This made him the oldest goalscorer in World Cup history, a record that remains unsurpassed. His performances fundamentally shifted perceptions of African talent on the international stage.
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