The Swiss club known as Young Boys has been embroiled in the sport since the waning years of the 19th century, having found its footing in 1898. Known to make their mark upon the pitch at Stadion Wankdorf, their presence in Switzerland is an undeniable fixture.
In terms of value, this club boasts a respectable monetary worth. Sporting a playing squad valued at roughly £59.5m, a figure sourced from Transfermarkt, it is plain to see that the club is not a meagre player in the wider footballing marketplace.
The current season has seen Young Boys flex their sporting prowess across multiple fronts, featuring in a myriad of competitions. Their efforts have been diverted across the variance of the footballing spectrum from the domestic Super League, though their performance has been somewhat lacking with the club languishing in 9th place, to a promising penetrated into the Quarter-finals of the Coupe de Suisse. They also have attempted to make their mark on the international stage, fighting their way into the Play-Offs of the Champions League Qualifiers and comfortably in the League Phase of the same competition.
