Aristote Nsiala

Aristote Nsiala  was born in Kinshasa, Republic of Congo.

Nsiala began his career playing for youth side Kingsley United Football Club in Toxteth, England. A youth team player with Everton, in July 2009 he was called up to a Wales U19 training squad. He is also eligible to represent Republic of Congo, England, and Scotland.

The closest he came to a full appearances was he appeared on the subs bench for the senior Europa League tie against BATE Borisov in December 2009.  But lots of other youngsters got to play that day... not Toto.

In October 2010, Nsiala joined Macclesfield Town signing on a month's youth-loan. He made his debut on 9 October 2010 in a 2-1 away defeat to Lincoln City going on to play 13 times for the Silkmen, with his loan extended for a full three months.

Back at Everton, Aristote Nsiala did eventually get back on the subs bench for the senior side, against Aston Villa and Wolves in April 2011, forced by a crippling injury crisis, after playing in a fair number of Reserves games.

In May 2011 he signed a new one-year contract with Everton.

He become the eighth player to go out on loan the following season after he joined Accrington Stanley on a month-long loan in early January 2012. He also had this loan extended until the end of the 2011-12 season and clocked up 19 appearances for the Lancashire side.

And at the end of the 2011-12 season, the decision was taken by Everton to release 'Toto', without him ever playing for the senior side. He immediately joined Accrington Stanley on a permanent deal.

In January 2013 his contract with Accrington Stanley was terminated and he had a trial with Torquay United, but failed to earn a contract.  He joined Southport in January 2014

By Michael Kenrick
Last updated January 2014