Jean-Santos Muntubila

Jean -Santos N'Diela Muntubila ( born December 20, 1958 in Kinshasa) is a former football player from the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Career

Muntubila started his career at AS Bilima Kinshasa. In 1980 he moved to Europe, the French club FC Sochaux. In Sochaux, he spent four years, of which he was awarded one years at Olympique Marseille. In Sochaux, the French carmaker Peugeot sponsor, who also was the first FC Saarbrücken. So Muntubila moved to Germany for Saar participants of the 2nd Division. In his first season at the Saarbrucken 1984/85 season Muntubila succeeded under coach Uwe Klimaschefski the 3rd place in the final table. By the 3rd place, which could be secured only by goal difference compared to KSV Hessen Kassel, the relegation match against the 16th in the Bundesliga has been reached. Before a home crowd, the Saarbrücken put in the first leg 2-0 against Arminia Bielefeld by. Muntubila was not used. In the return match, he was against it from the start on the court, but was sent off in the 64.Minute with a red card of the field, the game ended 1-1. Thus Muntubila played with the Saar countries in the 1985/86 season in the Bundesliga. The class could not be maintained, the 17th place in the table to the end of the season meant the immediate re descent. Muntubila it moved back to France, where he still played for SC Bastia, FC Valenciennes and the ESA Brive.

After his playing career, he oversaw several times the national football team of the Democratic Republic of Congo as a coach.