Borussia Monchengladbach have signed midfielder Denis Zakaria from Young Boys in a deal reportedly worth about €10 million.

Zakaria, 20, has penned a five-year contract to keep him at the Bundesliga club until 2022.

The Switzerland international was brought in by Monchengladbach following Mahmoud Dahoud's departure to Borussia Dortmund.

Zakaria told a news conference: "I felt their faith in me when I was speaking to them -- this is how it was when I moved from Servette Genf to Young Boys Bern...

LUCERNE, Switzerland -- Basel sealed their eighth straight Swiss Super League title with six games still to play.

A 2-1 win at Lucerne on Friday sent Basel 24 points clear of Young Boys, who have seven games to play.

The title also qualifies Basel directly into the group stage of the Champions League next season.

Still, a second straight title under coach Urs Fischer could not save his job.

Former Switzerland midfielder Raphael Wicky has been appointed to take over as first-team coach next seaso...

Swiss police have said that Sion fans attacked the team bus of second-tier side Servette as it headed home from an away match.

Police in Aargau canton said on Sunday that the incident -- which left Servette's two drivers injured due to broken glass -- happened at a highway rest area on Saturday evening.

The Servette players were returning home from a match at Wil. As they were about to set off, another bus containing fans of Swiss Super League side Sion arrived.

The Sion supporters attacked the...

Albania midfielder Jahmir Hyka has completed his move to the San Jose Earthquakes, the Major League Soccer club confirmed on Friday.

The 28-year-old joins the Earthquakes from Swiss club FC Lucerne after an undisclosed transfer fee. San Jose used targeted allocation money in the deal, which a source told ESPN FC on Thursday will pay Hyka about $500,000 a season.

Hyka is primarily a left-side midfielder who has been with the Swiss club for parts of the past six seasons. In that time he has made...

Young Boys striker Guillaume Hoarau has revealed he rejected a January switch to Lyon because playing in Switzerland means he can also focus on his music.

In search of additional firepower to support leading scorer Alexandre Lacazette, Lyon coach Bruno Genesio phoned Hoarau 48 hours before the end of the winter transfer window.

Though he admitted he was tempted to move back to France, former Paris Saint-Germain player Hoarau, who has already sung live on French TV, told Blick a transfer to Lyon...