Franck Ohandza
Franck Ohandza Zoa (born 28 July 1991) is a Cameroonian football player.
Career
Ohandza played at youth level for Daga Young Sport. 2011 moved Ohandza in the Thai Premier League for FC Buriram PEA. There he formed together with the Ghanaian Frank Acheampong one of the best duos in the league. With 19 hits season he was top scorer in the Thai Premier League in 2011 and played a key role in the national Triple, as Buriram in the 2011 season alongside the championship also won the state and the League Cup. In May 2012, Ohandza broke in the last group match of the AFC Champions League 2012, the fibula and fell for several months.
For the 2012/13 season Ohandza been committed in August 2012 on loan from German Bundesliga Up SpVgg Greuther Fürth. The costs are expected to amount to less than 50,000 euros, according to the Fürth President Helmut Hack. Since the striker still was suffering from his leg injury suffered in May 2012, he trained initially with Fürths U-23 team.
In April 2011 Ohandza participated with the Cameroon U -20 team at the U-20 African Cup of Nations in South Africa, scoring two goals in the tournament, as the catchment Cameroon succeeded to the final. There, the striker scored in the 80th minute the 1:2 goal back, ultimately defeated Cameroon 2:3 with the Nigerian youth. Even when a few months later discharged in Colombia U- 20 World Cup was Ohandza the squad of Cameroon. Together with Christian Mbondi he made in all four tournament games in attack, Cameroon difference in the second round against Mexico from Ohandza had thereby temporarily shot with his only goal of the tournament his team the lead. In the penalty shoot Ohandza failed just as disastrous appearance Mbondi and Idriss Nguessi nerves when Mexico moved into the quarter-finals 3-0 after three misses Cameroon.
Achievements
- Thai master: 2011
- Thai Cup Winners: 2011
- Thai League Cup Winners: 2011
- Scorer of the Thai Premier League: 2011 (19 goals)