Cameroon defender Duplexe Tchamba seals move to Brazilian outfit Clube do Remo

Cameroonian international Duplexe Tchamba has officially completed a move from the Portuguese top flight to Brazil, signing for Clube do Remo in a deal that runs until December 31, 2026.

After days of swirling speculation, the Brazilian side has confirmed the acquisition of the enterprising defender: “Welcome to Leão!”

Tchamba arrives from Casa Pia A.C., where he had been plying his trade in Portugal’s Primeira Liga. His move marks a significant career shift, as he leaves European football to embrace a fresh challenge in Brazil’s top division.

The towering defender brings a wealth of international experience to Remo’s backline. Over the years, he has featured in multiple European leagues, turning out for clubs in France, Norway, and Denmark before establishing himself in Portugal.

Beyond club football, Tchamba has also earned call-ups to the Cameroon national team, underlining his pedigree at the highest level. Known for his physical presence, aerial strength, and tactical discipline, he is expected to bolster Remo’s defensive unit as the club looks to solidify its ambitions in Brazil’s fiercely competitive Serie A.

For Clube do Remo, the signing signals intent. Securing a defender with European experience and international exposure reflects the club’s determination to strengthen key areas of the squad ahead of the ongoing campaign.

Tchamba’s contract until the end of 2026 provides stability for both player and club, allowing him time to adapt to South American football while giving Remo a dependable defensive option for the long term.

As he embarks on this new adventure in Brazil, all eyes will be on how quickly the Cameroonian centre-back settles into his new surroundings — and whether his European-honed qualities can make an immediate impact in one of the world’s most passionate football environments.