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Place of birth
  
Kabwe, Zambia

Name
  
Kampamba Chintu

Career start
  
1999

1999–2004
  
Kabwe Warriors

Weight
  
84 kg

Years
  
Team

Height
  
1.85 m

Role
  
Football player


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Date of birth
  
(1980-12-28) 28 December 1980 (age 34)

2001
  
→ IFK Hassleholm (loan)

Current team
  
Kabwe Warriors F.C. (Defender)

Playing position
  
Central defender

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Kampamba Chintu (born 28 December 1980, Kabwe) is a Zambian football defender, he is currently player-manager at Kabwe Warriors. He was a member of the Zambian national team between 1999 and 2012.

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Career

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Chintu spent the first five years of his career with Zambian club Kabwe Warriors, he left the club temporarily in 2001 to join Swedish side IFK Hässleholm on loan. In 2004, Chintu agreed to move to South Africa to sign for Lamontville Golden Arrows, he scored twice in 61 appearances for Golden Arrows before leaving to move to fellow South African club Free State Stars, but Chintu appeared in just 22 appearances for the club before departing. 2008 saw him join his third team in South Africa as he signed for AmaZulu, 31 appearances followed as well as 2 goals for Chintu before he was on the move again when he joined Bidvest Wits where he participated in 20 matches before being released in August 2012.

In 2013, Chintu returned to Zambia and signed for his former club Kabwe Warriors but remained with them for just six months before going back to South Africa to play for Roses United, however his spell with Roses lasted just three months as he left to go back to Kabwe as player-manager.

Honours

National team

Zambia
  • Africa Cup of Nations: 2012
  • CAF African Youth: 1999
  • FIFA World Youth Cup: 1999
  • References

    Kampamba Chintu Wikipedia