Patrick Katalay’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro Footballer
Is Athlete
Football player
Association football player
From Democratic Republic of the Congo
Type Sports
Gender male
Birth

29 November 1977, Zaire

Age 43 years

Patrick Katalay (born 29 November 1977) is a Congolese former footballer.

Club career

Katalay began his career at AS Bantous in Zaire and joined DC Motema Pembe in 1997. He moved to China and signed a contract with Chinese Jia-A League club Chongqing Longxin in 1999. Katalay just scored one goal in the Chinese FA Cup against Guangzhou Baiyunshan and didn’t score a goal in the first nine league matches. He was released by Chongqing in May. He joined Chinese Jia-B League club Guangzhou Baiyunshan several days later. Although Guangzhou Baiyunshan was relegated to China League Two in this season, Katalay did very well in the club. In January 2000, He transferred to another Jia-B League club in Guangzhou, Guangzhou Apollo. Katalay played two seasons in Guangzhou Apollo (later renamed as Guangzhou Geely), scoring 14 goals in 40 appearances.

Guangzhou Geely did not extend his contract at the end of the 2001 league season, Katalay returned to his home country and joined Saint Eloi Lupopo.

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