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This is a non-exhaustive list of Democratic Republic of the Congo women's international footballers – association football players who have appeared at least once for the senior DR Congo women's national football team.

Players

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Key
Bold Named to the national team in the past year
Name Caps Goals National team years Club(s)
Oliva Amani[1][2][3] 3 0 2006 Unknown
Sarrive Badiambila[4] 1 0 2019 Unknown
Rose Badimuena 1 0 2021– Democratic Republic of the Congo Amani
Sophie Basenga[5] 1 0 2012 Unknown
Kelly Bazoladio 1 0 2021– Democratic Republic of the Congo Amani
Nathalie Bioko[1][2] 2 0 2006 Unknown
Christine Bongo[1][3] 2 0 2006 Unknown
Gisèle Bosimba[5][6] 2 0 2012 Unknown
Natacha Boyengwa[7][8] 2 0 2019 Unknown
Mamie Buazo[1][2][3] 3 0 2006 Unknown
Mwalutshe Bwadi[5] 1 0 2012 Unknown
Isa Diakese[5][6][7][8][9] 5 1 2012– Democratic Republic of the Congo Amani
Charlène Diantesa[5][6] 2 0 2012 Unknown
Rachelle Epanga[7][8] 2 0 2019 Unknown
Farida Feza[10][11][9] 3 1 2020– Democratic Republic of the Congo Amani
Naomie Kabakaba[7][8][11][9] 4 2 2019– Democratic Republic of the Congo Mazembe
Marlène Kasaj[7][8][12][9][13] 6 4 2019– Turkey Adana İdman Yurdu
Ruth Kipoyi[7][8][12][9] 4 1 2019– Turkey ALG Spor
Youyou Kisita[1][2][3] 3 1 2006 Unknown
Sarah Kitenge 1 0 2021– Democratic Republic of the Congo Bikira
Guyssie Kiuvu[1][2][3] 3 0 2006 Unknown
Exaucée Kizinga[7][8][12][9][13] 5 2 2019– Turkey Adana İdman Yurdu
Benie Kubiena 1 0 2021– Democratic Republic of the Congo Amani
Mireille Kuyangisa[5][6] 2 0 2012 Unknown
Syntiche Lawu 1 0 2020– Democratic Republic of the Congo Amani
Nanouche Lumbu[6] 1 0 2012 Unknown
Laurène Lusilawu[5][6] 2 0 2012 Democratic Republic of the Congo Amani
Arlette Mafuta[6] 1 0 2012 Unknown
Judith Makela 1 0 2021– Democratic Republic of the Congo Bikira
Pamela Malembo[5][6] 2 0 2012 Unknown
Mamie Manckay[7][8] 2 0 2019 Democratic Republic of the Congo Mazembe
Émeraude Mawanda[13] 1 1 2021– Democratic Republic of the Congo Mazembe
Flavine Mawete[7][9] 2 0 2019 Turkey Adana İdman Yurdu
Merveille Mbemba[9] 1 0 2020– Democratic Republic of the Congo Bikira
Violette Mbenza[14][1][2] 3 1 2006 Unknown
Stéphanie Mbole[5] 1 0 2012 Unknown
Grâce Mfwamba[8][11] 3 4 2019– Turkey ALG Spor
Lina Mpele[5][6][9] 3 0 2012–
Mundaya Balembo[15][14] 2 1 2002–2006 Retired
Tantine Mushiya[8] 1 0 2019 Unknown
Monica Ndaya[7] 1 0 2019 Unknown
Tina Ngalula[4] 1 0 2019 Democratic Republic of the Congo Mazembe
Fideline Ngoy[6][7][8][10][9] 5 0 2012– Democratic Republic of the Congo Amani
Danny Ngoyi[8] 1 0 2019 Democratic Republic of the Congo Mazembe
Lucie Nona[5][6] 2 1 2012 Unknown
Ade Ntima[15][2] 2 0 2002–2006 Retired
Trésorine Nzuzi[1][2][3] 3 1 2006 Unknown
Falonne Pambani[5][6][12][9][13] 5 2 2012– Democratic Republic of the Congo Amani
Carine Panda[14] 1 1 2006 Unknown
Pitshou Tezi[1][2][3] 3 0 2006 Unknown
Judith Tondo[5][6] 2 0 2012 Unknown
Jolie Tuzolana[1][2][3] 3 0 2006 Unknown
Cyrille Zuma[14][1][2][3] 4 2 2006 Retired

See also

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References

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  15. ^ a b "Africa - Women's Championship 2002". RSSSF. Retrieved 17 May 2021.
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