A tall, versatile defender, Chapa lines up at Paris X Gen and joins the Blue Lock ranks over the Neo Egoist League. He also earns a starting spot on France's under-20 team at the Under-20 World Cup, deployed wide on the left while still able to cover central defense.
Standing tall with dark skin, Chapa keeps his hair in dreadlocks. His eyes are large, set under long, heavy brows, and his nose sits a touch broader than average.
Past his work on the pitch, the manga tells us nothing about Chapa's temperament.
Chapa handles two defensive roles. As a center back he sits just in front of the keeper and guards the goal, breaking up attacks with tackles, interceptions, close marking, and aerial duels while also igniting moves through composed passing out of the back. Moved to full back, he works a touchline, tracking wingers and shutting down crosses before pushing up to support the attack with overlapping runs and crosses of his own. He wore 8 at Paris X Gen and 15 for France's youth side.

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Chapa is a versatile defender in Blue Lock, playing both center back and left fullback. He held these roles for Paris X Gen and also started for France's under-20 team at the Under-20 World Cup.
Chapa is a defender for Paris X Gen in the Neo Egoist League and also earns a starting spot on France's under-20 national team at the Under-20 World Cup.
Chapa wears number 8 for Paris X Gen and number 15 for France's under-20 team.
Chapa is tall with dark skin and keeps his hair in dreadlocks. He has large eyes set under heavy brows and a nose that is a bit broader than average.
Chapa first appears in Blue Lock in Chapter 169 of the manga.
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