Fatshimetrie
In the world of Congolese football, Chancel Mbemba occupies a prominent place. Captain of the Leopards national team, he is at the heart of all conversations. His recent performance in the match against Guinea raised many questions about his situation at the club. Indeed, the defender has not played a single minute this season with Olympique de Marseille, finding himself sidelined by coach Roberto De Zerbi.
Despite this difficult period, Chancel Mbemba displays unfailing serenity. Asked about his future at the club, the Congolese player left doubts hanging. “I have a contract with Marseille. I hope things will get better in January, God willing. Everyone looks after their own interests, but the important thing is to do our job to satisfy everyone,” he declared calmly and determinedly.
This complex situation does not in any way affect Chancel Mbemba’s determination. Still as involved with the national team, the defender continues to give the best of himself, despite the difficulties encountered at the club. His philosophy of life contrasts with that of many players: “We work, we stay focused. If the club calls on me, so much the better. If not, life goes on. We must not give up,” he confided with conviction.
The rumours of Chancel Mbemba’s departure for the Gulf countries during the last summer transfer window did not come to fruition, leaving the player in suspense. Staying at OM despite the tensions with the coach or taking a new path in winter, the dilemma seems complex for the 30-year-old player. A whole season without playing at the club would be a major personal challenge, but Chancel Mbemba seems ready to take on any challenges that come his way.
While we wait to see what direction his career will take, Chancel Mbemba remains a respected and admired player both for his qualities on the field and for his strength of character. His involvement and determination make him an example for many footballers. Whatever the outcome of this situation, there is no doubt that Chancel Mbemba will be able to bounce back and continue to leave his mark on the world of Congolese football.
Germain Ngoy