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Mark-Vivien Foe leaves Cameroon club Canon Yaounde to join French side Lens after playing in the 1994 World Cup

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Foe is a permanent fixture for Cameroon's 'Indomitable Lions' in the late 1990s, playing more than 50 times for his country

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A broken leg scuppers his chances of a dream move to Man Utd in 1998, but he gets his chance in England with West Ham

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West Ham's �4m midfielder makes a good impression in the Premiership but fails to settle at Upton Park

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Foe moves back to France with Lyon in 2000 and forms part of their Champions League campaign

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Foe is part of Cameroon's African Nations Cup-winning team in 2002, having also featured in three previous tournaments

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Foe plays in all three games for Cameroon in the 2002 World Cup finals in Japan and South Korea

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Foe enjoys a great season with Man City and writes himself into the club's history by scoring the last ever goal at Maine Road

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Marc-Vivien Foe collapsed while making his 65th appearance for Cameroon in the Confederations Cup semi-final against Colombia

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The news of the 28-year-old's death shocks fans and footballers alike as he is mourned by football lovers worldwide