Michael Siegfried

Career

Michael Siegfried comes from the club's talent of FC Thun. His debut for the first team he had on 17 July 2010, when he was a substitute in the home game against rival Canton BSC Young Boys in the 81st minute.

2007/ 08 played Siegfried nor for the Thun U21 (then interregional in the 2nd league) and would probably have been (at that time in the Challenge League) already used in the following season in the first team, he would not have been difficult during the preparation injured. It turned out for the entire first round 2008/ 09 and came again in the sequence only for the U21 used.

In the 2009/10 season the defender to the FC Breitenrain was loaned in the first league, where he played 27 games and scored two goals. 2010 abolished the Thun U21 promotion to the 1st League and the first team to climb in the Axpo Super League. Siegfried is since his return from Breitenrain for both teams in action. Under the leadership of Rüdiger Böhm Siegfried is with the U21 on the upswing. The team is at the time of the return round starts in March 2011, the most successful of all ten U21 teams in the first league. Through its three services of young defender is recommended continuously for the first team, for which he took up once more against BSC Young Boys on February 20, 2011.

On 22 March 2011 it was announced that Siegfried has his expiring contract at FC Thun extended to June 2012 - with the option of a further year.