Tagne Fogueing Bodric Dimitri

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Tagne Fogueing Dimitri Bodric, also known as Bodric Dimitri, is a Cameroonian professional footballer born in Cameroon and spent his younger days in Malaysia before he embarked on a journeyman career for professional football.

Early years[]

The Cameroon striker used to terrorise opponents in youth tournaments in Malaysia. Dimitri was in Malaysia when he was 13 years old and played for a youth team in Mount Kiara before returning home after three years.

The 19-year-old is now making a huge impact in only his second professional season. Last year^[when?], he scored 18 goals for Colombo in the Sri Lankan League.

Dimitri has netted nine times for MISC-MIFA, which is a respectable tally considering that his club have limitations in every department due to budget constraints.

Sources[]

• http://www.colombofc.com/player/bodric-jimmy/

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