It was an open secret and it is now recorded by the player himself. After four very rich seasons with Clermont Foot, Vital Nsimba formalized his departure on his Instagram account.
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Soon to be 29 years old, the Congolese international will have played 127 games, in all competitions, in the Auvergne jersey. Arrived from Bourg-en-Bresse, he will have been the indisputable holder of the left side of the defense of Pascal Gastien, lease only upset by a disinsertion of the left quadriceps, in March 2019.
A passer on several occasions, Nsimba only scored one goal with Clermont, against Lille, during CF63’s victory against the French Ligue 1 champion on October 16, 2021.
Announced in particular on the side of Bordeaux, his training club, the player did not reveal the identity of his future team.
Laurent Calmut
