Player name: Joseph-Antoine Bell

Basic profile:

• Full name: Joseph-Antoine Bell
• Date of birth: 8 February 1954
• Place of birth: Sackbayeme, near Ebolowa, Cameroon
• Nationality: Cameroonian (not Albanian)
• Position: Goalkeeper

Club career (high-level):

• Early years: Played in Cameroon for local clubs including Canon Yaoundé, where he won domestic titles and gained prominence.
• Europe: Moved to France and had a long professional career with clubs such as FC Metz (1978–1984), Olympique de Marseille (1984–1985), RC Lens (1986–1988), and later stints at other French clubs including Rouen and Olympique Alès.
• Known for being one of the first prominent African goalkeepers to establish a career in European football.

International career with Cameroon:

• Bell was a mainstay for the Cameroon national team (the Indomitable Lions) during the 1970s and 1980s.
• He represented Cameroon at multiple African Cup of Nations tournaments and was in goal for Cameroon at the 1982 FIFA World Cup—the country's first World Cup appearance.
• Renowned for his shot-stopping, reflexes, and longevity at the top level.

Legacy and honors:

• Considered one of Africa’s greatest goalkeepers and a pioneering figure for African players in Europe.
• Multiple domestic titles with Canon Yaoundé and individual recognition for his performances with club and country.

Correction of nationality: Although your query mentioned Albania, Joseph-Antoine Bell is Cameroonian, not Albanian. He was born in Cameroon and represented the Cameroon national team during his international career.