At the GC lies the great hope on the sidelines – Football – Sport

The Grbadhoppers announced the last transfer, four days before the start of the championship in Bern against Captain YB. And it's a very interesting personality: with Shani Tarashaj, an offensive player returns to the campus, which belonged two years ago to the Swiss Nati team at the European Championships in France, but who later disappeared into the sinking.

His transfer to Everton could have brought him a lot of money, but in terms of sports, the pursuit of his career was a failure. Although a loan to the Bundesliga allowed Tarashaj to make some competitive matches, for the "Toffees" but remains zero after two years.

"He's now been training for a few weeks and we felt that the chemistry between him and the coach is just right," says sports director Matthias Walther. "Shani is a great footballer, now we just have to repair him physically, but he has the will and works hard on his fitness," says Fink

Several movements with the past GC

In addition to Tarashaj, he There are even more babies in Zurich with a history of GC Nabil Bahoui, who has been loaned to AIK Fotboll in Sweden, and Rúnar Sigurjónsson (St. Gallen) come back half a year after being eliminated by the US. Former coach Murat Yakin. "Both were written in the face when they stood in my office," says Walther.

However, since Yakin was no longer in front of them on the training ground, but the merry nature Fink, the two were soon back in the integrated team. "According to Fink, Sigurjonsson even has a good chance of becoming the new captain this Friday.

Two other players who had no prospect at the GC the season of In the back are Ridge Munsy and Charles Pickel. The attacker was loaned to Erzgebirge Aue, now trains again at GC and is Fink as well as the builder Pickel (last in Schaffhausen) on Sunday in Bern available.

"Transfer activities are not accomplished"

Raphael Become wooden houses. The Austrian had played under Fink at Austria Vienna. For a long time, the 25-year-old had been seen as the number 10. But he lacks speed, says Fink, who appreciates Holzhauser as a careful ball dispenser.

He has already been trained at VfB Stuttgart and has three dozens of Bundesliga matches to his credit. "If Fink was not our coach, a Holzhauser-caliber player would not have found his way," says Walther. "However, the transfer activities are not over yet, for the defense we want to hire one more player."