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  • ==International career== ...ification for the quarter-finals. He also took part at the 1999 FIFA World Youth Championship.<ref>{{NFT player|pid=7360}}</ref>
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  • | birth_place = Brussels, Belgium<ref name="CFC"/> | nationalteam1 = Belgium U15
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  • Following his playing career, Msiska became a manager of youth clubs in Belgium. He joined the technical staff of the Zambian national team in 2005.<ref>{{ [[Category:Zambian footballers]]
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  • ...ss room motivated him to complete his schooling and dispel the notion that footballers are dull so he took his studies seriously and stayed away from football.<re ...harly Musonda|Charles Musonda]] had left to pursue professional careers in Belgium Wanderers still had a formidable team under coach [[Ackim Musenge]] with th
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  • The composition of the team had by then changed into a mixture of youth and experience with McClean Kabwe, Ndhlovu and Sikazwe being the oldest pla ...nitive guide to the global game''. Headline Publishing Group</ref> Zambian international midfielder Evans Katebe was another dependable player during this period.
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