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Kalambay "Bibey" Mutombo (October 2, 1961 – August 8, 2008) was a Congolese footballer and manager. He was born in Kinshasa.

He died on August 8, 2008 in Kinshasa after a long illness.[1]

Clubs managed

Orlando Pirates, South Africa (Head coach)
Black Leopards, South Africa (Head coach)
AS Vita Club, DRC (Head coach)
DRC National Team (Assistant coach)
RESC Virton, Belgium (Assistant coach)
FC Rodange, Luxembourg (Head coach)
Sporting Mertzig, Luxembourg (Head coach)

Orlando Pirates F.C. – managers

Troughton (1994)
Bondarenko (1995)
Frickleton (1995)
Amodu (1996–97)
Dumitru (1999–2000)
Igesund (2000–01)
Kerjean (2001–02)
Barreto (2002–04)
Papić (2004–06)
Sredojević (2006–07)
Mutombo^c (2007)
Da Gama (2007–08)
Krol (2008–11)
Leal (2011–12)
Palacios^c (2012)
De Sá (2012–2014)
Vermezović (2014–15)
Tinkler (2015–16)
Ertuğral (2016)
Palacios (2016–17)
Jonevret (2017)
Sredojević (2017–2019)
Mokwena^c (2019)
Zinnbauer (2019–2021)
Riveiro (2022–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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