Fabrice Muamba footballer team

Fabrice Ndala Muamba is English footballer who played in the defensive midfielder position and was born in Kinshasa, Zaire on April 6, 1988. His father had run away because of the different views in his country and he arrived in England in 1994 to obtain asylum. In 1999, they were given permanent residence in England and they settled in East London. While living in England from the age of 11 years, but Muamba could not speak English until he went to take the school at A-level courses and excel in playing football. Muamba became one member of the Arsenal school in 2002 and joined the college as an undergraduate in the first year in August 2004. Muamba signed first professional contract in October 2005 and its first debut in the League Cup game against Sunderland. In August 2006, Muamba joined Birmingham City as a loan player and he is a starter in midfield. On May 11, 2007, Muamba during three seasons has finally moved permanently to Birmingham with a value of £ 4 million. Muamba scored his first goal with Birmingham on March 12, 2008 as against Portsmouth. Then on 16 uni 2008, Muamba joined Bolton Wanderers in the transfer value of five pounds million over four seasons. Bolton's first goal with time against Wigan Athletic on March 13, 2010. As a British citizen, Muamba eligible to play at the Home Nation. He has represented the UK at all levels had been captain of the junior and U19 team. Muamba also played for England U21 national team in friendly match against Romania at the date of August 21, 2007 at Ashton Gate, Brisol and in the European Championships.
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