Brice Ntambwe

RAEC Mons He returned to Belgium in January 2013 to join Pro League club Mons. He signed an 18-month contract with the option of a further year. After playing 90 minutes for the club's under-21 side in midweek, Ntambwe was included in Enzo Scifo's starting eleven to strengthen the midfield for the visit to Standard Liège on 10 February. Ntambwe played 68 minutes as Mons won 1–0 to achieve their first ever victory against Standard away from home. Ntambwe was sent off after 73 minutes of his third match, against Kortrijk, for a reckless tackle, having already been yellow-carded earlier in the game; Scifo attributed it to youthful enthusiasm which he needed to learn to control.

Partick Thistle Ntambwe signed for Scottish Championship Club Partick Thistle on a one-year deal in August 2018. Ntambwe scored his first goal for Thistle scoring a header from a corner to put Thistle 1–0 up in an eventual 5–1 defeat to Greenock Morton. Ntambwe left Partick Thistle in January 2019 by mutual consent, making 6 appearances in all competitions, scoring one goal.

Macclesfield Town After leaving Partick Thistle Ntambwe returned to England to join League Two club Macclesfield Town until the end of the season. Ntambwe signed a one-year contract extension after helping Macclesfield secure safety in league two. Ntambwe left Macclesfield in January 2020 to return to Belgium for personal reasons.

Oldham Athletic He joined another League Two club, Oldham Athletic, on 17 October 2020 on a contract to run until the end of the season. He made 28 appearances in all competitions, mainly as a starter, and was released when his contract expired.

International career Ntwambe was born in Belgium and is of Congolese descent. Ntambwe represented Belgium at all levels from under-15 to under-20. He captained He received the award for outstanding defender of the 2010 Minsk international under-17 tournament, at which Belgium lost to Russia in the final. He made his under-19 debut in the starting eleven for a friendly against Serbia under-19 in February 2012, and later that year, he was a member of the under-20 team that played England C in the International Challenge Trophy. He remained an unused substitute as Belgium won 2–0. He played three times for the under-21s at the 2013 Toulon Tournament, before making his competitive debut as a second-half substitute as Belgium beat Italy 3–1 in their first qualifying match for the 2015 European championships.