Founded in 1898, Young Boys are a respectable force in the realm of Swiss football. They've carved out their history on the pitch of Stadion Wankdorf, nestled in the heart of Switzerland, where the echoes of the roaring crowd reverberate and inspire the players.
At present, the worth of Young Boys' playing squad is estimated rather impressively around £60m. The source of this valuation, as acknowledged by Transfermarkt, cements their mark in the marketplace.
The Young Boys' squad, composed of a neat 19 players, teems with eager talent. It's interesting to note that the average age of these players chimes in at 24. A club not only nurturing skill but providing a platform for ambition and growth.
Never ones to shy away from a challenge, Young Boys have certainly held their own in the field. This season, they've managed to thrust themselves into the thick of not just one, but four keenly contested competitions. They've battled it out in the Super League, clawing their way to 4th place; vied for glory in the Coupe de Suisse, managing to reach Round 2; punched above their weight in the Europa League Qualifiers, meeting opposition in the Play-Offs; and found themselves striving in the throes of the Europa League's League phase.