Union Berlin's Newest Recruit: Swift-Fingered Swiss Goalkeeper Joins the Mix
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Switzerland's rising star between the posts, Nadine Böhi, has just swapped the Swiss Super League for Germany's top-tier Bundesliga, sealing a move to Union Berlin's women's team. The 21-year-old arrives from FC St. Gallen, leaving her youthful mark on the team since the tender age of 12.
Jennifer Zietz, Union Berlin's Women's Professional Football Manager, couldn't hide her excitement, claiming that Böhi is "a young prodigy, brimming with raw talent and a keen mind, capable of shouldering heavy responsibility."
Boasting a meteoric rise in the world of Swiss soccer, Böhi pulled on the FC St. Gallen jersey for the first time back in 2016, making her highly-anticipated Super League debut right before her 17th birthday during the 2020/21 season.
Since then, Böhi has staged a series of impressive performances for the club, racking up an impressive 56 top-flight games under her belt. Her exceptional skill and dedication earned her a spot in the national team squad for nearly a year, though she is yet to make her international debut.
Notes:
- Böhi has been instrumental in keeping a clean sheet in the first four games of the most recent season, significantly contributing to her team's 4th place finish in the Swiss Women's Super League.
- She played a key role in FC St. Gallen's journey to the final of the Swiss Cup in 2023, narrowly losing 0-1 to Servette FC.
- During the last season, Böhi placed herself in history, recording the best clean sheet record in the Women's Super League with eleven games without conceding a goal.
- With her exceptional displays, she captured the attention of the German side, Union Berlin, who have now secured her services ahead of their debut season in the Frauen-Bundesliga.
This season promises to be a thrilling one with the addition of such a promising goalkeeper, as Union Berlin embarks on their maiden voyage into Germany's top tier.
Union Berlin's Women's Professional Football Manager has expressed excitement about the addition of goalkeeper Nadine Böhi, highlighting her raw talent and ability to shoulder heavy responsibility. In addition to her exceptional performances at the Swiss Super League, Böhi has showcased a keen interest in sports, particularly football, and has even briefly delved into vocational training to further enhance her skills.
