Marco Mathys

Career

Marco Mathys began his career at SC Derendingen. In 2006 he moved to FC Concordia Basel in the Challenge League. Three years later he moved within the league to FC Biel, where he became a high -scoring midfielder for service providers. Early 2012 undertook the then leader of the Challenge League, FC St. Gallen, Marco Mathys. In contrast to FC Biel, where he acted mainly in central midfield, he arrived at FC St. Gallen mainly the right of midfield for use.

After the successful ascent he made his debut after coming on the opening day at home against BSC Young Boys in the Axpo Super League. His first goals in the top league, he scored in the away match in Sion when he scored a brace. Shortly thereafter, Marco Mathys received surprisingly a squad for the Swiss national football team, but came to no use. With the FC St. Gallen, he reached the end of the season surprising third place, thus qualifying for the UEFA Europa League.

Had the following season Marco Mathys replaced the scorer Oscar Scarione, which left St. Gallen, in its function as a hanging tip. In the play-off first leg of the Europa League against Spartak Moscow Mathys scored the goal for a 1-1 draw. After the successful qualification for the group stage, he also met in the home games against Kuban Krasnodar 2-0 and against Swansea City in a 1-0 draw. At the start of 2014 extended Mathys his contract with FC St. Gallen prematurely until 2016.