Young Boys Bern

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2019/2020

Young Boys Bern

In

Patrick Schnarwiler (assistant manager), Nicolas Bürgy (def) (Aarau - back from loan), Fabian Lustenberger (mid) (Hertha), Christopher Martins Pereira (mid) (Troyes), Taulant Seferi (mid) (Winterthur - back from loan), Vincent Sierro (mid) (St. Gallen), Marvin Spielmann (mid) (Thun), Pedro Teixeira (mid) (Rapperswil - back from loan), Saidy Janko (def) (Porto - loan), Cedric Zesiger (def) (Grasshopper)

Out

Harald Gämperle (assistant manager) (Hertha), Loris Benito (sp) (def) (released), Kevin Mbabu (r) (def) (Wolfsburg), Thorsten Schick (sp) (mid) (Rapid Wien), Djibril Sow (r) (mid) (Eintracht Frankfurt), Steve von Bergen (r) (def) (retired)

Young Boys have had a superb season, having won their second consecutive Super League title and having made the Champions League group stage for the first time in their history. The Berners not only won the domestic league but did it in real style, having finished the season as many as twenty points ahead of runners-up Basel. The sole real blemish on their season was the 4:0 Swiss Cup defeat they suffered at the hands of Luzern. However, their domestic success has caused clubs from abroad to pay attention and they have lost two regulars in Kevin Mbabu, who joins Wolfsburg, and Djibril Sow, who will be reunited with former boss Adi Hutter at Eintracht. Moreover, skipper Steve von Bergen has ended his playing career. Despite these blows, the Berners are once again well-equipped to compete. They have signed two of last season's Super League standout performers in Marvin Spielmann and Vincent Sierro, as well as Cedric Zesiger, a promising defender who joins from relegated Grasshopper. Defender Saidy Janko joins on loan from Porto, while veteran Fabian Lustenberger returns to Switzerland after a decade with German side Hertha. While undergoing changes during the summer, the Berners once again look very strong and have even more depth than last time around. They have no obvious weaknesses and will be hoping for another positive season.

Target

Their goal will be to win their third consecutive domestic title and enjoy a decent European run.

Season Review

2018/2019

Champions: Young Boys Bern

Despite keeping their entire title-winning squad from last season, the Berners had reasons to worry going into the new season, having lost their highly-rated manager Adi Hutter to Eintracht Frankfurt. These fears proved to have been completely unfounded, as the Berners ended up walking the league - they hardly dropped any points in the first half of the season and ended up having the season all but secured going into the second half of the campaign. Moreover, they also enjoyed European success, having managed to make the group stage of the Champions League. They did not have luck in the draw for the biggest European competition, as they were drawn in a group with Juventus, Manchester United and Valencia and duly finished bottom, but gave a good account of themselves. The only blemish on their season was the fact that they once again failed to win the Swiss Cup, having suffered a shock 4:0 defeat in the hands of Luzern. However, the Berners will be absolutely delighted with how they have done. They enjoyed European success and proved that their last season's title was no fluke. They claimed a 3:1 win over Basel near the end of the season, sending out a clear message that, despite the Red-Blues' recent resurgence, the Berners remain the team to beat.