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DR Congo · 2002–08 · ST
Twenty-six goals in 2002-03 made him Ligue 1's top scorer, and even after the knee injury that cost him most of the next season he came off the bench in the 64th minute of the 2004 Champions League final, Monaco already losing to Porto. European runner-up that night, French League Cup winner in 2003, Süper Lig champion with Galatasaray in 2008, and 20 goals in 36 caps for DR Congo. Career record: 49 caps and 32 goals for DR Congo; club career at FC Zürich, Stade Rennais, AS Monaco.
DR Congo · 2007–10 · CAM
Banned for twelve months over his conduct towards a referee in August 2010, he came back and scored inside 46 seconds. CAF Champions League winner with TP Mazembe in 2009 and 2010, top scorer of that competition in 2007 with nine goals, player of the tournament at the 2009 African Nations Championship, Africa's best home-based player the same year, and 155 goals in 360 appearances for Mazembe. Career record: club career at TP Mazembe, Kabuscorp S.C..
The almanac puts Trésor Mputu ahead by 1 rating point, 85 against 84.
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