Bozner FC wants to celebrate more often in the coming season. © ANDREAS KEMENATER

After a year of plague: Everything is new at Bozner FC

It was a puzzling season for Bozner FC. In the coming season, the Talferstadt team wants to attack again in the Oberliga. What happened to the “Oranges” in the summer?

July 16, 2024

From: det

A year ago, Bozner FC actually went into the championship with a solid team that could also rely on an ex-professional in Manuel Scavone. But in the end, the Talferstadt team had to worry about staying in the top league until the last second. Such a scenario should not be repeated this year.

"It was a nervous wait until the end. We don't want to experience that again this year," says sporting director Joachim Degasperi. "I'm glad that we were able to keep most of the team together, including some important pillars like Manuel Scavone, Justin Pfeifer, Gabriel Tessaro, Alessandro Guerra or Raphael Trompedeller. In addition, Captain Mattia Pareti fit to start the season, he missed almost the entire season last year."

Manuel Scavone (right) remains with Bozner FC.

Nevertheless, some changes have occurred. Stefano Breglia (to football Überetsch), Alex Colucci (Lana), Lorenz Willeit, Gabriele Proietti (both St. Pauls), Jacopo Breschi (Voran Leifers) and substitute goalie Ivan Marshal (Break for study reasons) have left the club.

Offensive artist is new

Of the newcomers, one name in particular stands out, namely Andrea Orsolin. The striker had already played for Bozner FC and was already considered a great talent, but then left for Auer. In the first amateur league, Orsolin was one of the most dangerous strikers of the past season, and now he wants to try again in the top league.

Andrea Orsolin is playing for Bozner FC again. © DLife/RM

Alessio Margoni (FC South Tyrol Youth), Simone Fratucello, Marco Nava, Simone Franchi (all football Überetsch) and Daniel Bordoni (St. Martin Moos) are also new to the team. Bitter: Bordoni tore his cruciate ligament in the last championship game of last season and will probably not be ready to play until the second half of the season.

Coach is still Paolo Goisis, who enjoys full trust at Bozner FC. Degasperi is combative: "Our team has quality. We want to show that last season was a slip-up."