Jean-Claude Mpassy
Jean -Claude Mpassy - Nzoumba ( born May 27, 1986 in Ilmenau) is a Congolese football player who also has the German nationality.
Career
The defender Mpassy - Nzoumba, which is often shortened to just called Mpassy, arrived on the youth teams of SV Germania Ilmenau and the FC Hansa Rostock in the German senior football when he in 2005 as a 19 -year-old moved to the second representation of the 1st FC Kaiserslautern. For this Mpassy graduated in the 2005 /06 Regional third-rate but only two inserts, and he left the club already resulted season again and 1.FC Saarbrücken joined.
In Saarbrücken Mpassy was first used again for the second representation of the organization with which he competed in the 2006/07 season in the fourth division Oberliga West. With the simultaneous descent of the first Saarbrücken team to the Oberliga the second representation rose this season while forcibly also decreases, but moved Mpassy on the first team and played so well in the following season 2007/ 08 in the Oberliga West. Here, Mpassy recommended with 25 missions during this season for the football team of the Republic of Congo, in which it was used in the World Cup qualifier against Sudan on 8 June 2008 for the first.
Mpassy then moved again to the club and joined the SV 07 Elversberg at, for which he ran aground in the now graduated to the fourth division Regionalliga 2008/ 09, but was also used in the second representation of the association, which took in the now fünftklassigen Oberliga West. In summer 2009, he left Elversberg, to join the Regional competitors VfR Wormatia Worms. In summer 2010, he signed a contract with FC 08 Homburg, who had just been promoted to the Regionalliga. However, Homburg could not prevent with Mpassy - Nzoumbas help direct relegated again to the Oberliga West. The defender played 29 games for the Saarland, where he was able to achieve 3 goals. After the descent of the Congolese international joined the Austrian third division side SC Columbia Floridsdorf. In summer 2012, he left the SC Columbia Floridsdorf and moved to its first league rivals Simmering SC.