Alan Virginius

Alan Virginius has been a regular part of Young Boys’ Super League side in 2025-2026, with 34 league appearances split between 20 starts and 14 substitute outings. His six goals point to a useful attacking contribution from the left rather than a primary scoring role, while his clean disciplinary record – no yellows or reds – suggests a low-risk profile out of possession. He has also featured seven times in Europe this season without scoring, so the end product has been concentrated domestically.

Virginius’ career path shows a player who broke through in France, earned a €3.6m move from Sochaux-Montbéliard to Lille, then needed loans to find regular attacking output. The supplied career scoring record rises again at Young Boys, from two goals in 2024-2025 to six in 2025-2026, after limited returns at Lille and Clermont Foot. That suggests his Swiss spell has been more productive than his attempts to establish himself in Ligue 1.

The transfer history is instructive: Lille paid €3.6m to take Virginius from Sochaux-Montbéliard, but after loans to Clermont Foot and Young Boys, he moved permanently to Young Boys for €2.2m. That fee drop indicates Lille did not fully convert his potential into first-team value, while Young Boys have effectively turned a loan look into a permanent investment. His current €5.00m market value suggests some recovery in standing since the move to Switzerland.