Everything about the 29th matchday: Jashari flirts with Bruges fans, YB hands out Easter presents

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Even though FC Luzern does not want to confirm the message (yet): the move of captain Ardon Jashari (21) to FC Brugge in the summer seems almost certain. In any case, the midfielder gives a virtual heart to the “Welcome to Bruges” reactions on his Instagram account. The move of the midfield jewel and player of the Swiss national team to fourth place in the Belgian league should earn the FCL a record sum of around six million francs.

Beautiful Easter gesture from leader YB: On Wednesday, as always in recent years, a delegation of the master visited the children’s clinic at the Inselspital in Bern. Coach Joël Magnin, goalkeeping coach Christoph Born, head scout Stéphane Chapuisat, captain Fabian Lustenberger, Mohamed Ali Camara and Anthony Racioppi and the two YB women Laura Frey and Leana Zaugg delighted the children with gifts, selfies and autographs.

“This is not a normal match,” said FCB coach Fabio Celestini before the match against FCZ. The team from Basel urgently needs points in the classic, otherwise there is a risk that they will crash at Barrage-Platz at Easter. The rivalry between the two clubs is unique to Celestini in Switzerland. He looks to France for an appropriate comparison. “It’s like Olympique Marseille against PSG,” said the Lausanne native, who played 77 games for the southern French side as a professional.

A free kick against Denmark, two assists against Cyprus – Yusuf Demir made a big impression for the Austrian U21 team during the international break. However, the FCB midfielder will not be able to continue his great run against Zurich; the Galatasaray loanee will drop out with a calf problem. Particularly bitter: Demir returned from the U21s in the autumn. He last played for Basel at the beginning of February.

What does the future look like for the coaching duo Ural/Romano at FCZ? A collaboration after the summer is unlikely. No discussions have taken place yet. Assistant coach Romano: “It’s not about me right now. Of course I also worry about the future. “First and foremost it’s about the club.” Romano does not make it clear whether the 51-year-old sees his future as head coach or as assistant coach, but does say: “We have a special constellation here. We will see what happens next and in what capacity. But it is clear that you certainly also have ambitions.”

During his introduction, Stephan Schwarz resorted to an old football saying: “The next match is always the most important,” said the new WG sports director. In the case of the Hoppers, this sentence couldn’t be more accurate. On Easter Monday, the record champions, who are threatened with relegation, face Lausanne-Sport in the basement match. Black will follow the match at Letzigrund closely, the German wants to sit on the bench during the games.

Source : Blick