Remo Freuler, a Swiss midfielder with a strong defensive bias, was born on 15 April 1992, thus making him 33 years of age. Standing at 5ft 11in (1.81m) and weighing in at 12st 1lb (77kg), he cuts quite the figure on the pitch. Currently, Freuler plies his trade for Bologna in Italy, representing the side as their number 8.
Accomplished at a national level as well, Freuler's skills have led to caps for the Swiss national side, making for an impressive career on both domestic and international stages. Tagged with a market value of £3.5m, as per Transfermarkt, his worth shines brightly in today's inflated transfer market.
Born of humble origins, Freuler's career took flight in July 2010 when he joined the Swiss side Grasshoppers of the Super League, where he accounted for moderate playing time and a handful of goals. Upon reflection, in two seasons, he racked up 12 appearances and a single goal.
His commendable displays and growth attracted the attention of Winterthur, another side competing in the Swiss Super League. Joining in July 2012, Luzern was the next stop in Freuler's career path as he joined them in February 2014 where he began to stand out, scoring a fair number of goals and nailing down a spot in the starting eleven.
January 2016 heralded a significant step in Freuler's career as Atalanta of Serie A in Italy acquired him for a sum of near abouts £1.1m. assembling an impressive run of six seasons where he became a key component of the midfield engine, finding the net with reasonable frequency.
After marking his presence in Atalanta, the Swiss international took to England, signing for Nottingham Forest in the Premier League in a deal amounting to £8.5m in August 2022. Despite having limited playing time, he showed his quality in patches but a year later found himself back in Italy, this time on loan at Bologna.
After his loan spell ended in the summer of 2023, Freuler officially signed for Bologna with a transfer fee of around £3.9m in July 2024. Since then, he has been a regular feature in the team's midfield and has gathered agreed starts in his ongoing tenure at the club.
Alongside his club appearances, Freuler has also represented Switzerland international duty, including World Cup Qualifiers and the Nations League 2024 - 2025, wherein he netted once in six starts. For his club team Bologna, he also took part in the Europa League 2025 - 2026 with three starts marking his contribution.
