Young Boys, a football squad founded in the late 19th century – 1898 to be specific, strut their stuff on the field at Stadion Wankdorf located in the serene Switzerland. The home ground, Stadion Wankdorf, has been witness to countless games played by these lads under the Young Boys banner.
The market value of the Young Boys, perched comfortably at the heart-thumping figure of £60 million, is no small feat, and certainly elevates the squad's recognition in the league. This is corroborated by Transfermarkt, a trusted source spanning the perimeters of football finance and club worthiness.
It's not merely about the finances though. The Young Boys are a hearty collective of 17 footballers who have a shared passion for the beautiful game and a combined youthful verve, with the team average age hovering around the brisk 25.
This season has been a whirlwind of activity for the Young Boys. Already, they've carved their niche in four rousing competitions. The Super League witnessed them securing a place in the top six; the Coupe de Suisse found them battling it out till the second round; the Europa League Qualifiers had them tussling until the Play-Offs; and meanwhile, as if that wasn't sufficient, they are forging ahead in the League Phase of the Europa League as well.
