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FC Aarau 

FC Aarau
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Full name FC Aarau 1902
Founded 1902
Ground Stadion Brügglifeld,
Aarau
(Capacity: 9,249)
Chairman Alfred Schmid
Manager Flag of Poland Ryszard Komornicki
League Swiss Super League
2007-08 Swiss Super League, 5th
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FC Aarau is a Swiss football club, based in Aarau. They play in the Swiss Super League and are coached by Ryszard Komornicki.

The president of the club is Alfred Schmid.

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Honours

Current squad

As of 11 July 2008:

No. Position Player
1 Flag of Switzerland GK Ivan Benito
5 Flag of Brazil MF Carlinhos
6 Flag of Switzerland MF Sandro Burki
7 Flag of Brazil DF Paulo Menezes
8 Flag of Argentina FW Francisco Gabriel Guerrero
10 Flag of Albania MF Kristian Nushi
13 Flag of Bolivia MF Sergio José Bastida
14 Flag of Switzerland MF Daniel Tarone
15 Flag of Switzerland DF Jonas Elmer
17 Flag of Romania FW Cristian Ianu
18 Flag of Switzerland GK Joel Mall
19 Flag of Luxembourg DF Mario Mutsch
No. Position Player
20 Flag of Switzerland DF Frédéric Schaub
21 Flag of Switzerland DF Giuseppe Rapisarda
22 Flag of Switzerland FW Goran Antić
24 Flag of Switzerland DF Frédéric Page
25 Flag of Italy DF Giuseppe Aquaro
26 Flag of Cameroon FW Patrick Alphonse Bengondo
27 Flag of the Republic of Macedonia FW Ivan Pejcic
28 Flag of Brazil FW Rogério
29 Flag of Switzerland DF Michael Ludäscher
30 Flag of Switzerland GK Sascha Studer
31 Flag of Switzerland MF Emir Sinanovic

Out on loan

No. Position Player
— Flag of Switzerland MF Tobias Müller (at FC Wohlen until summer 2009)
 

Multiple nationalities


Former players

Coaching staff

Coaches

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FC Aarau • FC Basel • AC Bellinzona  • BSC Young Boys • FC Lucerne 
Neuchâtel Xamax • FC Sion • FC Vaduz • FC Zürich • Grasshopper-Club Zürich 
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