Squad
- António Carlos dos Santos2011current
- Faruk Gül2011current
- Federico Almerares2014current
- Igor Tadić2014current
- Imran Bunjaku2014current
- Haxhi Neziraj2015current
- Haxhi Neziraj2015current
- Veljko Simić2016current
- Amir Saipi2019current
Roberto Rodríguez2020current
Jean-Pierre Rhynercurrent
Noah Looslicurrent
Petar Pusiccurrent- Shkelqim Demhasajcurrent
- Eugen Meier1946–1951
- Albert Sing1949–1951
- Roberto Frigerio1956–1958
Jupp Derwall1961–1962
Fritz Kehl1963–1965
Anton Allemann1972–1973- Karl Berger1983–1984
Stephan Lehmann1983–1984- Urs Meier1986–1987
- Uwe Dreher1986–1989
- Rolf Fringer1987–1989
- Stephan Lehmann1987–1988
Roberto Di Matteo1988–1991
Joachim Löw1989–1992- Vincenzo Palumbo1993–1993
- Gábor Gerstenmájer1995–1999
- Edith Agoye1996–1997
- Vaidotas Šlekys1997–1998
- Martin Guzik1998–1999
- Martin Guzik1998–1998
- Pascal Renfer1998–1999
- Nicolas Beney1999–2000
- António Carlos dos Santos2000–2001
- Louis Crayton2000–2000
Luca Iodice2000–2000
Souleyman Sané2000–2000
Fabio Coltorti2001–2003
Mirsad Mijadinoski2001–2002- Paulo Vogt2001–2001
- António Carlos dos Santos2002–2003
- Daniel Sereinig2002–2007
- Enzo Todisco2002–2009
Albert Bunjaku2003–2006- Fernando César de Souza2003–2007
- Francisco Valmerino Neri2003–2004
- Marcel Herzog2003–2007
- Rijat Shala2003–2004
- Franciel Hengemühle2004–2005
- Massimo Rizzo2004–2005
- António Carlos dos Santos2005–2005
- Carlos da Silva2005–2008
- Daniel Tarone2005–2007
- Darko Miladin2005–2005
Milaim Rama2005–2006- Mounir Soufiani2005–2006
- Adrián Fernández2006–2007
- Francisco Valmerino Neri2006–2007
Moreno Merenda2006–2006- Mounir El Haimour2006–2007
- Mounir Soufiani2006–2006
- Pascal Renfer2006–2007
Paulo Diogo2006–2008
Yannick Kamanan2006–2006- Daniel Pavlović2007–2009
- Gelson Rodrigues2007–2007
- Newton Ben Katanha2007–2010
Peter Läng2007–2010
Philippe Montandon2007–2008
Salvatore Amirante2007–2008- Sébastien Roth2007–2009
- Darko Tofiloski2008–2010
- Igor Nganga2008–2011
Shkëlzen Gashi2008–2008
Stéphane Nater2008–2010- Remo Staubli2009–2010
- Giorgi Ivanishvili2010–2011
- Ivan Martić2010–2010
- Mbala Mbuta Biscotte2010–2011
Roman Bürki2010–2010- Saidu Adeshina2010–2011
Jayson Leutwiler2012–2012- Vaso Vasic2012–2014
- Dejan Sorgić2013–2014
Ezgjan Alioski2013–2013- Davide Mariani2014–2015
Johan Vonlanthen2014–2014- Cristian Ianu2015–2015
Charles Pickel2018–2018- Uran Bislimi2019–2022
Zé Turbo2019–2020
Eren Derdiyok2023–2024
FC Schaffhausen is an association football club based in Switzerland.
Currently, FC Schaffhausen plays in the Promotion League, the third tier of Swiss football.
Founded in 1896, FC Schaffhausen is one of the oldest football clubs in Switzerland.
Biography
Formation
FC Schaffhausen is a Swiss football club established in 1896, making it one of the oldest football teams in Switzerland. The club is based in the town of Schaffhausen and has a rich history in Swiss football.
Key Milestones
The team achieved a significant milestone in the 2012–13 season when they secured promotion to the Challenge League for the first time in their history. This marked a new era for the club as they competed at a higher level of Swiss football. However, on 10 May 2025, FC Schaffhausen faced relegation back to the Challenge League after a home defeat against Stade Nyonnais, concluding a 12-year stint in the second tier.
Achievements
Throughout its history, FC Schaffhausen has had notable successes, including winning the Swiss Challenge League twice, in the 1962–63 and 2003–04 seasons. The club has also reached the finals of the Swiss Cup on two occasions, finishing as runners-up in 1987–88 and 1993–94. These achievements highlight the club's competitive spirit and its contributions to Swiss football.
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Career & Clubs
FC Schaffhausen was founded in 1896. In 2012–13, Schaffhausen secured promotion to Challenge League for the first time in their history from next season. On 10 May 2025, Schaffhausen were relegated to Challenge League after losing against Stade Nyonnais 2–3 at home games, thereby ending 12 years in the second tier.
- League
- 1. Liga Classic
Legacy
League
Swiss Challenge League Winners: 1962–63, 2003–04
Cup
Swiss Cup Runners-up: 1987–88, 1993–94
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
FC Schaffhausen is a Swiss football team from the town of Schaffhausen. The club currently play in the Promotion League, the third tier of Swiss football after relegation from Challenge League in 2024–25.
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