The performances of Congolese players on international fields were remarkable this weekend. Whether by scoring goals, providing assists or receiving individual distinctions, the Leopards have distinguished themselves brilliantly in their various championships around the world.
Jackson Muleka, who entered the game for his club Besiktas, scored a goal in the 79th minute. Unfortunately, his team could not get the 3 points, and the match ended in defeat. Chadrack Akolo, meanwhile, continued his momentum by opening the scoring in the 17th minute for his team. With 3 goals already this season, he is in great form.
Simon Banza, the new Leopard, is currently the top scorer in the Portuguese championship with 10 goals. In the last match, his team Braga inflicted a heavy defeat on Portimonense with a score of 6-1, and Banza contributed with a hat-trick and an assist. An exceptional performance.
Meschack Elia, who scored a magnificent goal in the Champions League against Manchester City, was once again decisive by scoring a goal and providing an assist. His team, Young Boys, won with a score of 4-1 and temporarily regained the lead in the championship.
Gaël Kakuta also scored his 3rd goal of the season in Ligue 2 during the match against Dunkirk. A great contribution from him.
Thanks to his two assists, Grady Diangana contributed to the victory of West Brom who followed up with a third consecutive success by beating Hull City 3-1. The young Congolese international is in great form with 2 goals and 3 assists in his last 5 matches.
As for Egypt, Peter Mutumosi continues to impress since his arrival in the country. A five-time starter for his club Zed FC, he recently won a 2-1 victory against Zamalek, one of the championship leaders. Mutumosi was even voted man of the match for his exceptional performance in midfield.
Finally, Glody Lilepo Makabi was voted best player of the month for October for Valenciennes FC in D2. A well-deserved distinction for this talented Leopard.
Congolese players continue to shine on international fields, showing their talent and determination to proudly represent their country. Their performance and their individual successes are a source of pride for the Democratic Republic of Congo and for all Congolese supporters.