Manfred Braschler
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Career & Clubs
During his playing career, Braschler was nicknamed "Mani" in Switzerland. At club level, he played for SSW Innsbruck, St. Gallen and FC Chur. He made 22 appearances for the Switzerland national team. He mainly operated as a left winger and was known for his speed.
After retiring from professional football, Braschler owned a cleaning company.
- Club
- FC Wacker Innsbruck
- Club
- FC St. Gallen (1982–1989)
- Club
- FC Chur 97 (1989–1991)
- Club
- Switzerland men's national football team (1982–1985)
- National team
- Switzerland
Personal
Braschler grew up in Imst, Austria, where he was regarded as a football prospect.
Braschler was divorced from his first wife and had a son. From 1995 until his death he was in a relationship with his second wife Sandra whom he married in 2001. He died on 31 July 2002 in Goldach, Switzerland by hanging himself inside his garage. He had made several suicide attempts beforehand. According to his widow he couldn't cope with a life away from professional football.
Clubs
- FC Wacker Innsbruckcurrent
- FC St. Gallen1982–1989
- Switzerland men's national football team1982–1985
- FC Chur 971989–1991
Played together with
Adrian WinterFC St. Gallen · 2008–2011- Adrián FernándezFC St. Gallen · 2007–2008
- Alain GaspozFC St. Gallen · 1992–1994
Alain WissFC St. Gallen · 2015
Albert BunjakuFC St. Gallen · 2014–2017- Alberto RegazzoniFC St. Gallen · 2011–2013
Alberto TarantiniFC St. Gallen · 1988–1989- Aleksandar BenkoFC St. Gallen · 1963–1967
Aleksandar PrijovićFC St. Gallen
Alex Tachie-MensahFC St. Gallen · 2002–2009
Alexander HauserFC Wacker Innsbruck · 2009Alexander JoppichFC Wacker Innsbruck
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Identifiers & aliases
Manfred Braschler was a Swiss footballer who played as a winger. Born in Austria, he was a Switzerland international.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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