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Taulant Xhaka2010current- Roman Buess2011current
Philipp Degen2012current- Simon Grether2012current
Matías Emilio Delgado2013current
Alexandra Szarvas2014current- Davide Callà2014current
Luca Zuffi2014current- Veljko Simić2014current
Adama Traoré2015current- Daniel Høegh2015current
Eray Cömert2015current
Gaëlle Thalmann2015current
Marc Janko2015currentMichael Lang2015current
- Mirko Salvi2015current
Alexander Fransson2016current
Andraž Šporar2016current
Blás Riveros2016current- Dereck Kutesa2016current
Omar Gaber2016current
Renato Steffen2016current
Ria Percival2016current
Stenia Michel2016current
Jonas Omlin2018current
Kemal Ademi2019current
Juan Gauto2023current
Xherdan Shaqiri2024current
Afimico PululucurrentDimitri Oberlincurrent
Edon Zhegrovacurrent- Julian von Mooscurrent
- Madison Solowcurrent
- Markus Tannercurrent
- Nicolas Hunzikercurrent
Noah Okaforcurrent- Raoul Petrettacurrent
- Sebastian Kollarcurrent
Silvan Aegertercurrent- Yannick Marchandcurrent
Joan Gamper1896–1896- Ernst-Alfred Thalmann1898–1904
Walter Dietrich1919–1922
Alfréd Schaffer1920–1920- Sándor Nemes1920–1920
- Maxime Lehmann1922–1926
- Ernst Hufschmid1929–1948
- Alfred Jäck1930–1931
Jørgen Juve1930–1931
Leopold Kielholz1930–1932- Alfred Jäck1932–1937
Ferdinand Wesely1932–1934- Josef Chloupek1932–1933
- Alfred Jäck1933–1936
Fernand Jaccard1935–1939- Alfred Jäck1939–1940
- Eugen Rupf1941–1943
- René Bader1946–1953
- Josef Hügi1948–1962
- Hans Weber1949–1955
Werner Schley1952–1953- Hans Weber1953–1955
Werner Schley1954–1958- Hans Weber1957–1965
Kurt Stettler1957–1964
Antoine Kohn1958–1959- Roberto Frigerio1958–1960
- Gerhard Siedl1960–1960
Karl Odermatt1962–1975
Zoltán Czibor1962–1962
Marcel Kunz1963–1975- Helmut Hauser1964–1972
- Radivoje Ognjanović1964–1965
- Roberto Frigerio1964–1968
Helmut Benthaus1965–1971- Bruno Michaud1967–1970
Jürgen Sundermann1968–1972
- Walter Balmer1969–1976
- Markus Tanner1970–1981
- Stefan Reisch1970–1972
Ottmar Hitzfeld1971–1975- René Hasler1971–1976
- Rolf Blättler1971–1971
Teófilo Cubillas1973–1973- Erni Maissen1975–1982
- Peter Marti1975–1981
- Serge Muhmenthaler1975–1978
- Detlev Lauscher1976–1981
- Erni Maissen1976–1972
- Eigil Nielsen1977–1978
- René Hasler1979–1983
- Beat Sutter1981–1986
- Harald Nickel1981–1982
- Peter Marti1982–1983
- Erni Maissen1983–1987
Martin Andermatt1983–1985René Botteron1983–1988
- Uwe Dreher1983–1986
Adrie van Kraay1984–1985Dominique Herr1984–1988
- Gerhard Strack1985–1987
Marco Schällibaum1985–1987- Adrian Knup1986–1988
- Massimo Ceccaroni1987–2002
V. Sundramoorthy1988–1989
- Erni Maissen1989–1991
- Uwe Wassmer1989–1990
- Maximilian Heidenreich1990–1992
Robert Kok1991–1992- Frédéric Chassot1992–1993
- Gaetano Giallanza1992–1993
- Marco Walker1992–1996
- Mourad Bounoua1992–1994
- Pierre-André Schürmann1992–1993
- Admir Smajić1993–1997
- Dario Zuffi1993–1998
Mario Cantaluppi1993–1996
Stefan Huber1993–1994
- Vincenzo Palumbo1993–1994
Ørjan Berg1993–1994- Alexandre Rey1994–1996
- Axel Kruse1994–1994
Lars Olsen1994–1995Stefan Huber1994–1999
- Alex Nyarko1995–1997
Hakan Yakın1995–1997
Heinz Hermann1995–1999- Ike Shorunmu1995–1996
- Adrian Falub1996–1997
- Adrian Knup1996–1998
Franco Foda1996–1997- Gaetano Giallanza1996–1997
- Mariano Armentano1996–1997
Mario Frick1996–1999
Alexander Frei1997–1998- Fabrice Henry1997–2000
Franco Foda1997–1997
Jürgen Hartmann1997–1998- Marco Pérez1997–2000
Markus Schupp1997–1997
Maurizio Gaudino1997–1998
Nestor Subiat1997–1998
Oliver Kreuzer1997–2002
Oumar Kondé1997–1998- Sébastien Barberis1997–2005
- Ahmed Ouattara1998–1999
Aleksandr Rytchkov1998–1999Benjamin Huggel1998–2005
- Fabinho Santos1998–1999
Nestor Subiat1998–1998- Agent Sawu1999–2000
- Alexandre Quennoz1999–2006
Carlos Varela1999–1999
Didier Tholot1999–2000- Georgios Koumantarakis1999–2003
- Iván Knez1999–2002
Marc Pfertzel1999–2001Mario Cantaluppi1999–2004
Murat Yakin1999–2000- Nenad Savić1999–2003
Pascal Zuberbühler1999–2006
Thomas Häberli1999–2000- André Muff2000–2001
Carlos Varela2000–2004- Edmond Ntiamoah2000–2002
- Feliciano Magro2000–2001
- Fernando Horácio Ávalos2000–2001
Jean-Michel Tchouga2000–2003
Marco Streller2000–2004- Miroslav König2000–2001
Murat Yakin2000–2005
Murat Yakin2000–2000- Petar Aleksandrov2000–2000
Thomas Häberli2000–2000- Yao Aziawonou2000–2001
Christian Eduardo Giménez2001–2005- Fernando Horácio Ávalos2001–2001
Hakan Yakın2001–2003
Hervé Tum2001–2004
Ivan Ergić2001–2009- Marcel Herzog2001–2001
Philipp Degen2001–2005
Scott Chipperfield2001–2012- Antonio Esposito2002–2004
Beg Ferati2002–2006
Bernt Haas2002–2003
Boris Smiljanić2002–2007
José Gonçalves2002–2004
Julio Hernán Rossi2002–2005
Ljubo Miličević2002–2003- Marco Zwyssig2002–2005
Timothée Atouba2002–2004- Yao Junior Sènaya2002–2004
- Damir Džombić2003–2007
David Degen2003–2006
Hakan Yakın2003–2004
Matías Emilio Delgado2003–2006- César Carignano2004–2008
Djamel Mesbah2004–2006- Francisco Gabriel Guerrero2004–2004
Kléber de Carvalho Corrêa2004–2005- Leandro Guaita2004–2005
Mile Sterjovski2004–2007
Mladen Petrić2004–2007- Samuele Preisig2004–2005
Thomas Mandl2004–2005
Beg Ferati2005–2006
Bruno Berner2005–2007- Eduardo Adelino da Silva2005–2006
Fabian Frei2005–2007
Ivan Rakitić2005–2007
Jayson Leutwiler2005–2009- Louis Crayton2005–2008
Mikheil Kavelashvili2005–2006- Papa Malick Ba2005–2008
Patrick Müller2005–2006- Patrik Baumann2005–2006
Peter Läng2005–2007- Reto Zanni2005–2011
Yann Sommer2005–2007
Zdravko Kuzmanović2005–2007
Cristiano dos Santos Rodrigues2006–2007
Daniel Majstorović2006–2008
Delron Buckley2006–2007- Eduardo Adelino da Silva2006–2009
Eren Derdiyok2006–2009
Felipe Caicedo2006–2008- Franco Costanzo2006–2011
Franz Burgmeier2006–2008- Koji Nakata2006–2008
Michel Morganella2006–2009- Nicolas Schindelholz2006–2009
- Patrik Baumann2006–2009
- Serkan Şahin2006–2008
- Simone Grippo2006–2008
- Adilson Tavares Varela2007–2013
Benjamin Huggel2007–2012
Carlos Alberto Alves Garcia2007–2010
David Degen2007–2008- David Hasler2007–2010
Fabian Frei2007–2015
François Marque2007–2010
Marco Streller2007–2015
Marko Perović2007–2008- Pascal Schürpf2007–2012
- Ronny Hodel2007–2009
Timm Klose2007–2009Valentin Stocker2007–2014
Xherdan Shaqiri2007–2009
Yann Sommer2007–2014
Beg Ferati2008–2011- Behrang Safari2008–2011
- David Abraham2008–2012
Dennis Iapichino2008–2010
Eduardo Rubio2008–2009- Federico Almerares2008–2010
Jürgen Gjasula2008–2009
Marco Aratore2008–2009- Marcos Gelabert2008–2010
Marko Perović2008–2009
Orhan Mustafi2008–2011- Ramon Cecchini2008–2010
- Serkan Şahin2008–2010
Taulant Xhaka2008–2010
Vratislav Lokvenc2008–2008
Alexander Frei2009–2013
Antônio da Silva2009–2010
Jacques Zoua2009–2013- Janick Kamber2009–2011
Marco Aratore2009–2013
Marko Perović2009–2009- Massimo Colomba2009–2012
Samuel Inkoom2009–2011
Sandro Wieser2009–2011- Simon Grether2009–2012
Stefan Wessels2009–2010
Xherdan Shaqiri2009–2012
Çağdaş Atan2009–2011- Fwayo Tembo2010–2012
- Genséric Kusunga2010–2013
Gilles Yapi Yapo2010–2013
Granit Xhaka2010–2012Jennifer Oehrli2010–2013
Kristina Šundov2010–2012- Roman Buess2010–2012
Aleksandar Dragović2011–2013
Arlind Ajeti2011–2015
Darko Jevtić2011–2012
Eseosa Aigbogun2011–2016- Kay Voser2011–2014
Luan Madson Gedeão de Paiva2011–2011- Marcel Herzog2011–2012
- Markus Steinhöfer2011–2013
- Mirko Salvi2011–2014
Musa Araz2011–2014
Naser Aliji2011–2015
Niklas Kreuzer2011–2013
Pak Kwang-ryong2011–2016
Park Joo-ho2011–2013
Radoslav Kováč2011–2012
Sandro Wieser2011–2012
Sara Penzo2011–2012
Stephan Andrist2011–2014
Valmir Nafiu2011–2012
Darko Jevtić2012–2014
David Degen2012–2014Endogan Adili2012–2014
Fabian Schär2012–2015
Gastón Sauro2012–2015- Germano Vailati2012–2012
Marcelo Díaz2012–2015
Mohamed Salah2012–2014- Albian Ajeti2013–2014
- Behrang Safari2013–2016
Cedric Itten2013–2013
Cedric Itten2013–2015Giovanni Sio2013–2015
Ivan Ivanov2013–2015
Mohamed Elneny2013–2016
Naser Aliji2013–2016
Raúl Bobadilla2013–2013
Serey Dié2013–2015- Adonis Ajeti2014–2016
- Albian Ajeti2014–2016
Breel Embolo2014–2016
Derlis González2014–2015
Marek Suchý2014–2014
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FC Basel is a prominent football club based in Basel, Switzerland, known for its rich history and success in Swiss football.
The club competes in the Swiss Super League, the top tier of Swiss football.
Founded in 1893, FC Basel has won the Swiss national championship 21 times, making it one of the most successful clubs in the country.
Biography
Formation
Fussball Club Basel 1893, commonly known as FC Basel, is a professional football club based in Basel, Switzerland. The club was founded on November 15, 1893, following an advertisement by Roland Geldner in a local newspaper, which called for individuals interested in forming a football team. Eleven men, primarily from the academic community, attended the inaugural meeting at the restaurant Schuhmachern-Zunft, leading to the establishment of the club. From its inception, FC Basel adopted red and blue as its official colors.
Early Years and Development
FC Basel played its first match on November 26, 1893, in an internal game between two teams formed from its members. Shortly after, they faced their first official opponent, a team of students from a local high school, winning the match 2-0. Initially, the club participated in friendly matches before joining the second Serie A championship organized by the Swiss Football Association. Despite a challenging start, where they did not qualify for the finals in their first season, FC Basel began to establish itself in Swiss football.
Achievements
Over the years, FC Basel has become one of the most successful clubs in Switzerland, winning the Swiss national championship 21 times and the Swiss Cup 14 times, along with one Swiss League Cup victory. The club's rich history and consistent performance have made it a cornerstone of Swiss football, contributing significantly to the sport's development in the region.
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Career & Clubs
Early years
FC Basel was started by an advertisement placed by Roland Geldner in the 12 November 1893 edition of the Basler national newspaper, requesting that a football team be formed and that anyone who wished to join should meet up the following Wednesday at 8:15 in the restaurant Schuhmachern-Zunft. Eleven men attended the meeting, generally from the academic community, founding Fussball Club Basel on 15 November 1893. The club colours from the first day on were red and blue. Basel's first game was on 26 November 1893, an internal match between two ad hoc FCB teams. Two weeks later, FCB had their first official appearance in a game against a team formed by students from the high school gymnastic club. FCB won 2–0. Basel continued to only play friendly matches, until they joined the second Serie A championship organized by the Swiss Football Association. The Serie A was divided into three regional groups, an east, a central (with FCB) and a west group. The winners of each group qualified for the finals. Basel did not qualify for the finals and they did not compete in the championship the following season. The Serie A 1900–01 was divided into two groups, an east and a west group. Basel were with three teams from Zürich and two other teams from Basel, Old Boys and Fortuna Basel in the west group. Basel ended the season with two victories, two draws and six defeats in 5th position in the group. Basel did not have much of an early footballing success, waiting 40…
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Legacy
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Identifiers & aliases
Fussball Club Basel 1893, widely known as FC Basel, FCB, or just Basel, is a Swiss professional football club based in Basel, in the Canton of Basel-Stadt. Formed in 1893, the club has been Swiss national champions 21 times, Swiss Cup winners 14 times, and Swiss League Cup winners once.
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