Now the new FCS boss has spoken: Jimmy Berisha’s three-phase plan for Schaffhausen

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Three days after the takeover, it is becoming increasingly clear what ideas Jimmy Berisha (41) wants to bring FC Schaffhausen back into shape. Berisha is this week the new CEO and chairman of the board of directors of the lower half of the Challenge League, and along with the former GC CEO, ex-GC colleagues Samuel Haas (35) and Admir Mehmedi (32) also appear as the new one. sports director at the crisis club.

The current president, Roland Klein (58), will remain on board as the sole shareholder until a club buyer is found. But the new boss is Berisha, and Klein really has no say anymore. Without the certainty of complete freedom of action, Berisha would not have joined the FCS.

Derdiyok’s position is also under scrutiny

The new two-level crew is now in demand. On the one hand sporty. Relegation to the Promotion League is imminent. Mehmedi and Co. want to strengthen the selection with transfers during the winter break. The efforts of ex-Nati star Eren Derdiyok (35, zero goals) are also being tested. One thing is also clear: the bizarre coaching solution with Selcuk Sasivari (34) and old man Bigi Meier (74) as Papierli trainers will not be continued in this form.

On the other hand, Berisha and Co. put the battered club structure on the right track and urgently tackle the economic side. The FCS is doing poorly financially. In the summer, the arrival of the mysterious main sponsor Berformance saved the season.

Berisha wants to conquer the region for herself

Now Berisha explains to Blick how he wants to give the FCS a stronger foundation: “I have a three-step plan.” The first phase? Berisha wants to find new sponsors and/or investors in the Schaffhausen region. Cleaning clinics at regional SMEs; a field that has completely fallen asleep in recent years under Roland Klein. «I discovered that there is a distant relationship with the FCS in the city. I want to change that immediately,” says Berisha.

If he does not pass the first phase, phase two comes into play: looking for investors throughout Switzerland. And the third phase would then be to expand the search radius abroad. However, the rumor mill says that there is already an investor in Berisha’s orbit, believed to be based in Switzerland. Berisha waves it away and says, “That’s not the case. We are open to discussions with interested parties.”

Source : Blick