SWOS 2016/2017
SWOS 2016/2017

BASEL
League
Switzerland (1.)
Coach
URS FISCHER
Tactics
4-5-1
Squad Value
£14.65m
Home kit
Alternate kit

FC Basel — 2016/17 season (overview)

  • Club: FC Basel 1893 (commonly FC Basel)
  • Country: Switzerland
  • Head coach / Manager: Urs Fischer
  • Season timeframe: 2016/17 (summer 2016 to spring 2017)

Competitions and results

  • Swiss Super League: FC Basel won the 2016/17 Swiss Super League, defending the title they had secured in previous seasons (this marked another domestic championship for the club under Urs Fischer).
  • Swiss Cup: Basel participated in the 2016/17 Swiss Cup; they reached the later rounds but did not win the cup that season.
  • UEFA Europa League / Champions League qualification: Basel were involved in European competition during that period. They took part in UEFA Champions League qualifying in summer 2016 and competed in UEFA Europa League group-stage/knockout-phase fixtures as part of their 2016/17 European campaign.

Key personnel and squad notes (around 2016/17)

  • Manager: Urs Fischer — appointed as Basel head coach in mid-2016. He guided the team to domestic success with a pragmatic, organized approach.
  • Sporting director / club leadership: FC Basel’s sporting and administrative staff supported squad continuity and regular participation in European competitions.
  • Notable players (examples active around that period):
    • Fabian Schär (defender) — important defensive figure (later transferred to Newcastle United in 2018).
    • Marc Janko (forward) — experienced striker who joined Basel in summer 2016.
    • Matías Delgado (midfielder) — long-serving club veteran (in later years had moved into a non-playing role but was associated closely with the club).
    • Other squad members included a mix of Swiss internationals and promising youngsters promoted from Basel’s academy.

Style and context

  • Under Urs Fischer, Basel prioritized defensive organization, set-piece strength and efficient attacking transitions — a pragmatic style that secured consistent domestic results.
  • Basel continued to be Switzerland’s dominant club in the 2010s, regularly winning league titles and qualifying for European competition.

Stadium

  • Home ground: St. Jakob-Park, Basel — Switzerland’s largest football stadium and FC Basel’s home for domestic and European matches.

Season summary

  • 2016/17 was Urs Fischer’s first full season in charge and resulted in a Swiss Super League title for FC Basel, maintaining the club’s domestic dominance and continuing its regular presence in European competitions.

Notes

  • If you need exact match results, full squad list with appearances and goals, transfer details for summer/winter 2016/17, or Basel’s specific European match outcomes for that season, I can provide a detailed table or season-by-season match list.
# Name Nat. Position Value
1 Head type 1TOMAS VACLIK
Czech Republic flag CZE
G £1M
2 Head type 1MICHAEL LANG
Switzerland flag SUI
RB £1.1M
3 Head type 1MAREK SUCHY
Czech Republic flag CZE
D £1.1M
4 Head type 2EDER BALANTA
Colombia flag COL
D £1M
5 Head type 2ADAMA TRAORE
Ivory Coast flag CIV
LB £500k
6 Head type 0RENATO STEFFEN
Switzerland flag SUI
RW £1M
7 Head type 0LUCA ZUFFI
Switzerland flag SUI
M £1.1M
8 Head type 1TAULANT XHAKA
Albania flag ALB
M £1M
9 Head type 2SEREY DIE
Ivory Coast flag CIV
M £700k
10 Head type 2JEANPAUL BOETIUS
Holland flag NED
LW £950k
11 Head type 2SEYDOU DOUMBIA
Ivory Coast flag CIV
A £2.75M
12 Head type 1DJORDJE NIKOLIC
Serbia Montenegro flag YUG
G £300k
13 Head type 1DANIEL HOEGH
Denmark flag DEN
D £450k
14 Head type 0OMAR GABER
Egypt flag EGY
RB £500k
15 Head type 1BIRKIR BJARNASON
Iceland flag ISL
LW £750k
16 Head type 1ANDRAZ SPORAR
Slovenia flag SVN
A £450k
VACLIK Czech Republic flag
LANG Switzerland flag SUCHY Czech Republic flag BALANTA Colombia flag TRAORE Ivory Coast flag
STEFFEN Switzerland flag ZUFFI Switzerland flag XHAKA Albania flag DIE Ivory Coast flag BOETIUS Holland flag
DOUMBIA Ivory Coast flag