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FC Augsburg · DFB Pokal · Midfielder · #32 · Switzerland · 23 yrs
F. Rieder plays as a midfielder for FC Augsburg. F. Rieder is a represents Switzerland, 23 years old, midfielder, currently at FC Augsburg. F. Rieder wears shirt number 32 for FC Augsburg. F. Rieder was born in Bern, Switzerland on 2002-02-16. F. Rieder is 179 cm tall and weighs 74 kg. F. Rieder's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across DFB Pokal, Euro Championship, Euro Championship - Qualification, World Cup, and other leagues. F. Rieder's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore F. Rieder season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
| Season | Team |
|---|---|
| 2026 |  Switzerland SUI |
| 2025 |  FC Augsburg AUG |
| 2025 |  Rennes REN |
| 2025 | Switzerland SUI |
| 2025 |  Switzerland U21 SWI |
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-09-01 | Transfer | Rennes REN | — |
| 2025-09-01 | Transfer | Rennes REN | FC Augsburg AUG |
| 2025-07-01 | Back from Loan |  VfB Stuttgart STU | Rennes REN |
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Profile as Attacker: creator, pressure magnet, high usage. Archetype: Wide creator. Season rating 6.6.
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Augsburg scored two goals in as many minutes to overturn a 1-0 deficit before sensational strikes from Alexis Claude-Maurice’s and Fabian Rieder sent Manuel Baum’s charges to the Bundesliga summit with a 4-1 triumph against a winless Eintracht Frankfurt.
With Argentina set to clash against Switzerland, questions are rising over the presence of Lionel Messi in the game. Argentina faces Switzerland on Saturday, July 12th, at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City in the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals. With the defending champions looking to reach the semifinals, the central question heading into the match is whether Lionel Messi will be on the field from the start. Lionel Messi has been included in the starting lineup against Switzerland. Having played every minute of every game at this World Cup, including the full 90 against Egypt, the Inter Miami star is fit and available with no concerns heading into the quarterfinal. Argentina arrive on the back of one of the most dramatic moments of the tournament, completing a 3-2 comeback against Egypt that began in the 79th minute, the latest in World Cup history. Switzerland, meanwhile, advanced through a penalty shootout against Colombia after 120 goalless minutes. La Nati also provide Argentina with a favorable omen. The two sides last met at the 2014 World Cup, when the Albiceleste edged them 1-0 in the Round of 16, and Switzerland hold the added distinction of being the first team against whom Messi scored a hat trick in an Argentina shirt. With five wins and two draws in the all-time head-to-head, the Europeans will be eager to finally end that streak. Lionel Messi and Ricardo Rodriguez will meet again in an Argentina-Switzerland game after 2014. Scaloni fields an unchanged lineup Throughout his successful tenure, Lionel Scaloni has consistently tailored his lineups to specific opponents, rarely naming the same starting XI in back-to-back matches. Against Switzerland, however, that pattern will be broken. At Friday’s press conference, Scaloni left the door open for an unchanged side: “Well, I’ve already done that a few times. It wouldn’t be crazy if I field the same team, just as it wouldn’t be crazy if there’s a change or two. In principle, they would play very similarly to the other day. Beyond how crazy the match turned out to be, in terms of the actual play, the team did some very good things. I liked it.“ Confirmed lineups for Argentina and Switzerland Argentina’s confirmed lineup (4-4-2): Emiliano Martinez; Nahuel Molina, Cristian Romero, Lisandro Martinez, Nicolas Tagliafico; Rodrigo De Paul, Leandro Paredes, Enzo Fernandez, Alexis Mac Allister; Lionel Messi, Julian Alvarez.Head coach: Lionel Scaloni. Switzerland’s confirmed lineup (4-2-3-1): Gregor Kobel; Denis Zakaria, Manuel Akanji, Nico Elvedi, Ricardo Rodriguez; Remo Freuler, Granit Xhaka; Fabian Rieder, Djibril Sow, Dan Ndoye; Breel Embolo.Head coach: Murat Yakin
Set to face Argentina in the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals, Johan Manzambi will be one of the main absences for Switzerland national team. Switzerland faces Argentina at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City on Saturday, July 12th, with a semifinal spot on the line. However, heading into one of the toughest challenges of their 2026 World Cup run, La Nati will be without one of their standout performers. Manzambi has been ruled out of the quarterfinal against Argentina due to a knee injury. The Swiss midfielder picked up the problem during a training session that kept him out of the Colombia match, and he has been unable to recover in time to face the Albiceleste, with head coach Murat Yakin leaving him off the substitution bench entirely. Yakin addressed the situation at Friday’s press conference, acknowledging the efforts made to get him ready: “We tried everything that we could to get him back, unfortunately, he’s unable to perform tomorrow.” He issued an update on the player’s status, and how the team is affected over his absence. “Johan Manzambi is in a lot of pain. It was a shock to all of us. This momentum was on his side, and there is so much joy when he plays football,” Yakin concluded. Manzambi Johan #9 of Switzerland stretches during a training session. In his absence, Switzerland will line up with Dan Ndoye and Fabian Rieder on the flanks, while Djibril Sow steps into the attacking midfield role Manzambi would have occupied behind striker Breel Embolo. Manzambi, Switzerland’s breakout star of the 2026 World Cup Manzambi began the World Cup on the bench but quickly forced his way into Yakin’s plans with a series of eye-catching performances. He scored a brace in the 4-1 group stage win over Bosnia and Herzegovina, then added a goal and an assist in the 2-1 victory over Canada, contributing to both goals. He carried that form into the Round of 32, providing the assist for Breel Embolo’s opener in a 2-0 win over Algeria. The knee injury brought his remarkable run to a halt, ruling him out of both the Colombia quarterfinal qualifier and now the match against Argentina. His performances have already had a tangible impact on his career, however. According to The Athletic, Newcastle United and Freiburg have reached an agreement for the midfielder to join the Premier League side in a deal worth in the region of £50 million ($67 million).
After comfortably defeating Algeria, Switzerland face Colombia in the Round of 16. With both teams being very solid, the match is expected to be highly competitive. Nevertheless, head coach Murat Yakin will be without Johan Manzambi, his team's top scorer. Switzerland have established as one of the most competitive national teams at the 2026 World Cup. Solid in defense and organized in attack, they have caused plenty of problems for their opponents, reaching the Round of 16 as one of the tournament’s surprise teams. Nevertheless, head coach Murat Yakin faces a difficult challenge against Colombia, as he will be without Johan Manzambi, his team’s top scorer in the tournament. Johan Manzambi suffered a knee injury in Switzerland’s latest training session. After undergoing an MRI scan, he has been ruled out of the match against Colombia. Despite being only 19 years old, he established as the national team’s best player, scoring three goals and providing two assists. Head coach Murat Yakin has been forced to make adjustments to his lineup, needing to find goals from a different approach. Although Manzambi will miss the match against Colombia, he has not been ruled out for the rest of the 2026 World Cup, according to Blick. If Switzerland advance to the quarterfinals, the 19-year-old star could return to the starting lineup, looking to maintain the team’s goalscoring and creative threat. Nevertheless, it is not yet known whether he will be able to play the full 90 minutes or if he will have limited playing time. In Johan’s absence, Murat Yakin has decided to start Ardon Jashari as the attacking midfielder. Although he is not a prolific goalscorer, Switzerland could gain much more control of possession, limiting Colombia. Therefore, Dan Ndoye and Fabian Rieder will have the task of contributing in both goalscoring and creativity, as they face a solid defense. Nevertheless, all eyes will be on Breel Embolo, who is the team’s second-leading goalscorer. Breel Embolo #7 of Switzerland celebrates a goal vs Algeria. Granit Xhaka will be key to Switzerland’s victory over Colombia Throughout the 2026 World Cup, Colombia have been one of the most solid national teams, dominating possession through Gustavo Puerta. Therefore, Switzerland face one of their biggest challenges, as they will have to go toe-to-toe with their opponents. With this in mind, Murat Yakin’s team will need the best version of Granit Xhaka, as he could be key to controlling the match and leading his team to victory. In case Granit Xhaka manages to control the tempo of the match, Colombia would lose their best version, forcing them to adapt during the game. By controlling possession, Fabian Rieder and Ardon Jashari will be essential in finding space. Without Johan Manzambi on the pitch, Switzerland need to dominate possession to create more chances in front of goal, as all eyes will be on Breel Embolo.
Switzerland and Colombia meet in a crucial Round of 16 clash at the 2026 World Cup, with both sides looking to book their place in the quarterfinals. The 2026 World Cup Round of 16 finishes in Vancouver, where Switzerland face Colombia for a place in the quarterfinals, with both sides arriving off routine but unspectacular wins in the Round of 32. Colombia topped Group K, opening with a 3-1 win over Uzbekistan, following it with a 1-0 win over DR Congo, and closing with a goalless draw against Portugal to finish top on seven points. They followed that up with a 1-0 win over Ghana in the Round of 32, courtesy of a 14th-minute Jhon Arias goal. For this crucial match, James Rodriguez will captain and lead Colombia, who will look to match the best finish in the nation’s history after reaching the quarterfinals at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Switzerland, meanwhile, are unbeaten through four matches, opening with a draw against Qatar on Matchday 1 before rounding out the group stage with wins over Bosnia and Herzegovina and Canada. In the Round of 32, the Europeans had no trouble seeing off Algeria 2-0, with goals from Breel Embolo and Dan Ndoye. Dan Ndoye celebrates a goal for Switzerland. (Getty Images) Switzerland confirmed lineup For this match, Murat Yakin will be without a key player, as forward Johan Manzambi suffered a knee injury and won’t be available for the crucial clash against Colombia. Switzerland’s confirmed starting XI: Gregor Kobel; Denis Zakaria, Nico Elvedi, Manuel Akanji, Ricardo Rodriguez; Granit Xhaka, Remo Freuler; Dan Ndoye, Ardon Jashari, Fabian Rieder; Breel Embolo. Colombia confirmed lineup For this game, Nestor Lorenzo will stick with the same lineup that defeated Ghana in the Round of 32, with one enforced change: Jhon Cordoba will miss out through injury, with Luis Suarez stepping in as his replacement. Colombia’s confirmed starting XI: Camilo Vargas; Daniel Munoz, Davinson Sanchez, Jhon Lucumi, Johan Mojica; Gustavo Puerta, Jefferson Lerma, Jhon Arias; James Rodriguez, Luis Suarez, Luis Diaz.
Yann Sommer's absence has become one of the biggest talking points surrounding the Swiss national team, leaving many supporters wondering why the legendary goalkeeper is missing from a tournament where Switzerland hopes to make history. Switzerland heads into the 2026 World Cup carrying genuine optimism after another impressive qualification campaign, but one familiar face will not be part of the journey. Yann Sommer’s absence has become one of the biggest talking points surrounding the Swiss national team, leaving many supporters wondering why the legendary goalkeeper is missing from a tournament where Switzerland hopes to make history. The national team arrives in North America for its sixth consecutive World Cup appearance, determined to improve on previous campaigns and finally move beyond the quarterfinal stage. With experienced leaders combining with an exciting new generation, coach Murat Yakin believes Switzerland has the quality to produce its finest World Cup performance yet. The Red Crosses earned their place at the tournament after comfortably topping their UEFA qualifying group, finishing ahead of Kosovo, Slovenia, and Sweden. The campaign showcased a disciplined and organized side that remained unbeaten, collecting four victories and two draws while conceding only two goals. One of the team’s greatest strengths is the balance throughout the squad, as Captain Granit Xhaka, Manuel Akanji, and Ricardo Rodriguez provide leadership and experience. Meanwhile, younger players, including Dan Ndoye, Fabian Rieder, and Johan Manzambi, offer creativity and energy. However, the country’s former captain, Yann Sommer, will not be participating in a major event for the first time in more than ten years. Yann Sommer of Switzerland celebrates Why Yann Sommer is missing the 2026 World Cup The reason behind Yann Sommer’s absence has nothing to do with injury or selection. The veteran goalkeeper retired from international soccer in August 2024 following the conclusion of Euro 2024, bringing an outstanding 12-year career with Switzerland to an end. Sommer decided to focus entirely on his club career with Inter, closing the chapter on an international journey that included 94 appearances, three World Cups, and three European Championships. His final appearance came in Switzerland’s Euro 2024 quarterfinal defeat to England on penalties. Yann Sommer of Switzerland celebrates after saving the decisive penalty taken by Kylian Mbappe of France Few goalkeepers have left a greater legacy in Swiss soccer. His unforgettable penalty save against Kylian Mbappe during the Euro 2020 shootout victory over France remains one of the defining moments in Switzerland’s soccer history, while his 35 international clean sheets underline his consistency between the posts. Gregor Kobel steps into the spotlight With Sommer retired, Borussia Dortmund goalkeeper Gregor Kobel has become Switzerland’s undisputed first-choice goalkeeper. Although he spent several years serving as Sommer’s understudy, Kobel has gradually established himself as one of Europe’s most reliable goalkeepers. Gregor Kobel #1 of Switzerland reacts during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group B match between Qatar and Switzerland The 28-year-old already possesses valuable international experience, including appearances during the 2022 World Cup. Switzerland believes Kobel has the quality to continue the high standards set by his predecessor while adding his own presence to the defensive unit. Behind Kobel, Marvin Keller and Yvon Mvogo provide additional depth, but there is little doubt over who will start throughout the tournament.
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