THOMAS ULIMWENGU said "BYE BYE to TP MAZEMBE"

After five seasons at the club, the Tanzanian Thomas Ulimwengu longer bear his jersey number 28 TP Mazembe. Figuring prominently on the shelves of several clubs in Europe and elsewhere, "Rambo" has decided to end his Congolese adventure.

 

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   Recruited at 18 in his AFC Academy in Stockholm, Sweden, Tanzanian Thomas Ulimwengu will steadily increase from the rank of "often replacing" under Lamine Ndiaye than "often holds" Patrice Carteron. And Hubert Velud has made it a major element of its provisions in away games especially. In against attacks Crow, the "brother in arms" of Mbwana  Aly samatta uses wonderfully speed and power to pierce the defenses on its right side. It is these qualities that enabled him to write to his credit 130 matches, 35 goals and almost as many assists as MAZEMBEAN TUNIC                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         
   

   
   

               
   

   
   

                        ULIMWENGU's PROFILE

   
   

   Thomas Ulimwengu
   Personal information
   Full name	Thomas Emmanuel Ulimwengu
   Date of birth	14 June 1993 (age 23)
   Place of birth	Tanzania
   Height	1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)
   Playing position	Striker
   Club information
   Current team	TP Mazembe
   Number	28
   Youth career
   2008–	Tanzania Soccer Academy
   2009–2010	→ Moro United (loan)
   2010–2011	Athletic FC
   Senior career*
   Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
   2011–	TP Mazembe
   National team‡
   2008–2009	Tanzania U-17	5	-3
   2009–	Tanzania U-20	11	-13
   2009–	Tanzania U-23	5	-6
   2009–

    
   
   
   
   
   At 23, while many clubs wanted to recruit him for two years, Rambo has wisely waited to be free to choose where he will continue his career. He would not negotiate a new contract with the TPM. His legitimate ambition is trying to emulate Samatta who quickly confirmed his talent in Genk, Belgium.The coach Velud obviously sorry to be deprived of a very powerful striker, but he takes no blame him: "Thomas has always performed well, the player as the man is normal and it is requested. I wish him much success in his future career. "Before leaving Lubumbashi, Thomas Ulimwengu wanted to send a message to the club and his entourage: "In five years, Mazembe allowed me to continually grow on the human level football and I want to thank all those who m '. have supported and helped win trophies, led by President Katumbi and Mrs Carine, leaders and coaches, like the warm club supporters. I am convinced that the TPM will win the CAF Cup. A big thank you to all! "