Tracing their roots back to the tail end of the 19th century, Young Boys of Bern were established in 1898 and have called the Stadion Wankdorf home ever since. Nestled in the heart of Switzerland, this pitch has seen its fair share of goals and glory over the years.
The crew from Bern is no light-weight squad. With a total combined market value nearing £60 million, the Young Boys are a force to be reckoned with on the football stage. This figure, as cited by Transfermarkt, places them quite comfortably within European football.
Consisting of a 19-strong brigade, the average age for a player at Young Boys hovers at a sprightly 24 years - signalling a team filled with youth and vitality, as well as a dash of experience.
As for matters on the pitch, it's been a busy season for our Swiss counterparts. They've given their all in four different competitions this season. These include the Super League where they've held their own with a respectable 3rd place finish. They've showcased their knockout prowess in the Coupe de Suisse, making it until Round 2. On a continental scale, they've tested their mettle in the Europa League Qualifiers, embarking all the way to the Play-Offs and continued their European journey into the League Phase.
