World Cup driver, ex-Nati star and big earner: this is the cross list of the Super League clubs

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In a week it will be over: after February 15, Super League clubs will no longer be allowed to sign players for this season. Because an extremely exciting line battle lies ahead, some new entries can be expected. The WG needs reinforcements for central defense and attack. Another striker would be good for FCB as no one knows when Albian Ajeti’s fitness will allow him to play. YB is thin on defense. And after Renato Steffen’s injury shock, Lugano is also keeping an eye open for reinforcements.

At the same time, the winter break is also an opportunity to say goodbye to players who no longer play a role in the clubs’ plans. And with that, welcome to the Super League cross list:

With the departure of Donat Rrudhani (to Lausanne) and the injury of Loris Benito, the squad has finally shrunk to a minimum for a team still celebrating three weddings. There are no candidates for strikeouts, reinforcements must be brought in.

Still a key figure under Alain Geiger last season, French veteran Ronny Rodelin (34) plays no role in René Weiler’s plans. The striker can leave immediately – or must do so in the summer when the contract expires.

If a solution is found for central defender Musah Nuhu (zero league games), the Ghanaian can leave. For the rest, given the bad luck with injuries, no further departures are desired at the moment.

High earner Samuele Campo would have to leave central Switzerland for two years, but he doesn’t want that. Because no other club offers him a similarly lucrative contract. Joaquin Ardaiz, who is currently recovering from a torn cruciate ligament and has no future at FCL, can also leave.

Ivan Santini and Marc Hornschuh are still wanted until the summer. Behind the champion heroes Antonio Marchesano (33), Adrian Guerrero (26) and Nikola Boranijasevic (31) there is a big question mark: their age speaks against FCZ sports director Milos Malenovic’s plan to rejuvenate the team.

Former Basel player Adrian Durrer is having a hard time under Mattia Croci-Torti and is probably looking for a solution to get more match training. Otherwise, no departures are planned for the Ticino team.

Right back Michael Goncalves has been removed from the quota list and can leave. Francisco Rodriguez has not been on the list since the summer and he also needs to leave as soon as possible. They would also not stand in the way of Neftali Manzambi’s departure.

At the 2022 World Cup he played 90 minutes for Cameroon against Switzerland, now Yverdon wants to get rid of him as quickly as possible: midfielder Samuel Gouet has been removed from the contingent list of the promoted team.

Homegrown Robin Kalem, whose contract expires in the summer, can now leave. Otherwise, the major change to the squad following the change of ownership will likely not happen until the summer.

Meanwhile, despite the staff shortage, Michael Lang cannot even get into the matchday selection, which means: Red-Blue wants to get rid of the ex-Natis star as quickly as possible and save his salary (contract until 2025). Maurice Malone is also about to leave; a move to Vienna recently fell through. The young professionals Adrian Onyegbule and Hugo Vogel need match training, although the following applies to the latter: If there is a possibility of permanent departure, the FCB prefers it that way.

After Dominik Schwizer was loaned to Xamax, the team is ready for the second half of the season.

Center forward Charles Abi is no longer on the contingent list, which probably means that the Frenchman can leave.

Source : Blick