Swiss Super League
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Oct 29, 2026
George ElekHOST
They brought in Celestini, a Swiss manager who was most recently took a job in Moscow in 2025, which seems an interesting call to make.
George ElekHOST
He has had varying success in the Swiss League.
George ElekHOST
It does seem like there's quite a lot of similarities with the job he took on at Basel, like a kind of bloated, formerly good team who were really underachieving and very quickly he turned them around and he won the Swiss Super League with them.
George ElekHOST
So there's obviously some kind of caliber there, but also in a couple of other jobs.
JackHOST
I mean, if he keeps doing this, this cannot continue.
JackHOST
I don't care if it's the Swiss League.
JackHOST
I don't care.
JackHOST
This is a good level for a CONCACAF player, and he's doing very, very well.
Jamie RedknappHOST
They're 10th in the French League.
Jamie RedknappHOST
Lusanne are bottom of the Swiss League.
Jamie RedknappHOST
They are not great owners.
Jamie RedknappHOST
And you should be best in class.
Mike AllenHOST
Yeah.
JR DeBartHOST
A 23-year-old from the Swiss League.
JR DeBartHOST
I mean, it's just unbelievable.
Mike AndererHOST
For $8 million.
speaker_6PANELIST
That is obviously a very, very, very...
speaker_6PANELIST
Good thing and probably part of the reason why they've appointed him, because he's gone into a football club in absolute disarray and turned them around, kept them in the division that year and then won the Swiss League the year after.
speaker_6PANELIST
Brilliant.
speaker_6PANELIST
If he can do that for us, obviously not winning the title, winning the championship in 18 months, then I absolutely will take that, of course I will.
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speaker_9PANELIST
Obviously, we haven't heard of them as Burnley fans, I imagine.
speaker_9PANELIST
But his CV does look quite decent.
speaker_9PANELIST
The only issue I think people will have is he doesn't have championship experience and he's only ever done it in the Swiss League, which... isn't a great league.
speaker_9PANELIST
Heyen had only really done it in the Belgian league.
Andrew GreavesHOST
I mean, a kind of fresh voice in there we knew we needed.
Andrew GreavesHOST
Are you excited by the potential? Because you're looking at that FC Basel kind of revolution where they were in the bottom reaches of the Swiss Super League and then went on to win the domestic double the year after.
Andrew GreavesHOST
Does that show a kind of pedigree when it comes to taking basket case clubs and transforming them? Well, they're a club that,
Chris BodenPANELIST
year upon year are in European competition and have caused our elite clubs many a problem down the last 15-20 years so maybe that one a club who should be challenging had a stuttering start and he picked things up I honestly don't know but on the basis of it to transform their fortunes and win the double is a remarkable achievement no matter which league you're in to be honest I think we were all sort of, we were talking on the, you know, last week about Hayden, about, you know, he's sort of got this sort of PE teacher vibe about him and, you know, being mocked for that.
Andrew MoffatHOST
He's 24, he came through the Liverpool Academy, made his debut for them in the EFL Cup, signed for Preston North End, joined FC Thun in Switzerland.
Andrew MoffatHOST
on loan during his time there he helped them secure the Swiss Challenge League title I think and got promotion to the Swiss Super League that loan was made permanent I think he's maybe had a bad injury at some point and he joined Wimbledon on loan most recently and then he's done with the Dons and he's done with Thun and he's up the road and he was very happy to be here isn't he?
Steven RileyPANELIST
I like to say it's obviously a place where he's at home still quickly because obviously Remy Savage and the Louis Longstaff, both come through Liverpool Academy with him, so it's easier when you know people.
Steven RileyPANELIST
I think he's got his missus and kid up there as well, which he made the most out of, but he seems to have enjoyed it.
Laurie WhitwellPANELIST
If you're making decisions about the head coach in terms of Michael Carrick or whoever else coming in, there's going to be scrutiny and it's a brutal world but I think that just I can sort of that's the understanding that I've got of where the fans are coming from because yeah it's you kind of there's no place to hide I would say
Ian IrvingHOST
Another story that's reared its head today as well, Keris, by Matt Slater on The Athletic, is that INEOS have put Lausanne Sport up for sale, their Swiss Super League club that they've owned for nearly a decade, who I think are currently bottom of the Swiss League as well.
Ian IrvingHOST
Again, it doesn't reflect fantastically well, does it?
Cerys JonesPANELIST
It's the ultimate question for United fans will be, what does that mean for Manchester United? But, you know, the INEOS teams generally have not been having a great time of it.
CourtneyHOST
I did follow the match at least over the weekend, and they won, which was lovely.
CourtneyHOST
I think they're at the top of the Swiss Super League table.
CourtneyHOST
Right.
CourtneyHOST
But yeah, our next our next step is figuring out how we can watch live.
JimAUDIENCE
Now, where is the vision in that? And let's just throw them in, guys, but I can finish with Jim Ratcliffe, right? Look at his other teams.
JimAUDIENCE
He's got a team in Switzerland, bottom of the Swiss Super League.
JimAUDIENCE
He's got a team in France, and he's quite a decent-sized club.
JimAUDIENCE
They're sort of middling in the middle of the French League, and United.
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