Cheveyo Tsawa Stats

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Contract Until: Jun 30, 2030

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Cheveyo Tsawa Skill Traits

Trait	Value
Defending	89
Passing	61
End Product	48
Composure	77
Workrate	55
Discipline	60

Competition Wise Stats

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Super League	56	3764	5	4	16	--
UEFA Conference League	1	18	--	--	--	--
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Zürich	57	5	4	16	--	--
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many career appearances has Cheveyo Tsawa made?

Cheveyo Tsawa has made a total of 55 professional appearances in club and international football.

How many yellow and red cards has Cheveyo Tsawa received?

Cheveyo Tsawa has received 15 yellow cards and 0 red cards during their career.

Which club has Cheveyo Tsawa played the most matches for?

Cheveyo Tsawa has made the most appearances for Zürich, with 55 matches.

How many matches has Cheveyo Tsawa played for each team?

Cheveyo Tsawa has played 55 matches for Zürich

Player Traits

Cheveyo Tsawa Skill Traits

Trait	Value
Defending	89
Passing	61
End Product	48
Composure	77
Workrate	55
Discipline	60

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