The Swiss-based Young Boys have graced the football world since their establishment in 1898, hosting their opponents at the Stadion Wankdorf. A respected venue nestled in the heart of Switzerland.
Recruiting a full complement of 18 players from the global football scene, Young Boys hold an accumulative squad worth in the region of £52m, a fiscal musing brought to light by the Transfermarkt.
With the average age of the players in the squad topping 25 years, they offer a blend of youthful vigour and seasoned acumen. A tender median that suggests the strategic pursuit of a balance between untested potential and experienced reliability.
As seems fitting for a football team of their stature, the Young Boys participate in various competitions throughout the season. Currently you may find them strategically manoeuvring in the Super League, where they've tactfully secured a modest 6th position, jostling amongst other teams of comparable merit.
Beyond the domestic boundaries of the Super League, they have unyieldingly stood their ground in the Coupe de Suisse, steadfastly remaining in the contention come the second round. And beyond, they've ventured into the Europa League, persisting through the challenges of the qualification play-offs before resolutely entering the League Phase.
