Why does Jerry-Christian Tchuissé play for Cameroon?
Born in Douala, Cameroon · Citizenship: Cameroon, Russia
Short answer
Jerry-Christian Tchuissé plays for Cameroon because he holds Cameroonian nationality and chose to represent the country at senior level (first senior call-up on record: 2001).
Birthplace and citizenship
Jerry-Christian Tchuissé was born in Cameroon; holds Cameroon and Russia citizenship.
International career path
His international pathway, as recorded on Wikidata:
- Cameroon — senior level, 2001–2005 (2 matches, 0 goals)
The rules in brief
A player can represent a country if they hold its nationality and have a genuine link to it: birth on its territory, a parent or grandparent born there, or several years of residency. Youth matches do not tie a player to a country. Since 2020, FIFA also lets a player switch once after a small number of senior appearances (no more than three, all before turning 21, none at a World Cup or continental finals) after a three-year wait.
Frequently asked questions
Why does Jerry-Christian Tchuissé play for Cameroon?
Jerry-Christian Tchuissé holds Cameroonian nationality and chose to represent Cameroon at senior level.
Where was Jerry-Christian Tchuissé born?
Jerry-Christian Tchuissé was born in Douala, Cameroon.
What nationality is Jerry-Christian Tchuissé?
Wikidata lists Jerry-Christian Tchuissé as a citizen of Cameroon and Russia.