Union Berlin's New Swiss Stopper: Nadine Böhi Joins the ranks
Female Union team's Swiss goalkeeper in focus - Female Goalkeeper of Swiss Team Aims to Block Opponents' Shots
Hey there, sports fans! You're in for some exciting news! The Union Berlin women's squad, a force to be reckoned with, has snatched up another talented player for their inaugural season in the German top-tier league. Hailing from FC St. Gallen, a promising 21-year-old goalkeeper named Nadine Böhi, will join the Union Berlin family from the Berlin-Köpenick neighborhood. According to Women's Professional Football Manager Jennifer Zietz, Böhi is "a gifted and thoughtful keeper who's taken on a lot of responsibility at a young age."
Since 2016, Böhi has been a fixture at St. Gallen, marking her debut in the Swiss first division just before her 17th birthday during the 2020/21 season. With 56 appearances under her belt in the Swiss first division, Böhi has proven her worth on the field. Although she hasn't yet made it onto the Swiss national team, she's been part of the squad for nearly a year, waiting for her big break.
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- 1. FC Union Berlin
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- Swiss Football
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- St. Gallen
- Goalkeeper
- Emerging Talent
- National Team Hopeful
In the Berlin-Köpenick neighborhood, the 1. FC Union Berlin welcomes a new addition to their women's squad, a 21-year-old goalkeeper named Nadine Böhi, who is set to join from St. Gallen. Despite not yet receiving a call to the Swiss national team, Böhi, an emerging talent in Swiss football, is eager to prove herself in vocational training with Union Berlin, alongside the club's community policy for developing young blood in sports.
