Steven Zuber

Family, Childhood

Steven Zuber came on August 17, 1991 Winterthur to the world. When his parents Walter and Susanne he enjoys his childhood, which is characterized by early round leather. Together with his brother Kevin, he already practicing as a youngster tirelessly on the football field and from time to time in the living room. Currently Zuber lives in Moscow.

Career

Youth

Zuber launched his career at FC Wülflingen / Wiesendangen. With seven years Zuber then moved to FC Kollbrunn - Riken, where he won his first trophy with the Tösstal Cup. In 2002, he transferred to FC Winterthur, where he quickly won his first personal title as the best player of the tournament hall.

Grasshopper Club Zurich

Steven Zuber four years later moved to Grasshopper Club Zurich and started his professional career there. During the 2008/ 09 season he made his debut in the Super League and denied July 12, 2008 at the UEFA Intertoto Cup under coach Hanspeter Latour his first game for the first team and was a substitute just before the final whistle. After just three minutes, he shot the Grasshopper Club Zurich a 3-0 victory. This season, Zuber received ten applications in the Swiss Championship. In the 2009/10 season he made ​​his breakthrough and played 20 league games for the Grasshopper Club Zurich, where he scored five goals. The following season he was already on 34 missions and scored four goals. On 20 May 2013, then won his first title with the Grasshopper Club Zurich. In the final of the Swiss Cup, the Zurich prevailed against FC Basel after penalty shootout. This was also the first title of the Grasshoppers since winning the championship in 2003. Overall Zuber played 146 games for the Zurich, scoring 33 goals.

PFK CSKA Moscow

In July 2013 he ventured abroad and moved to Russia, where he has signed a five year contract with the former army club PFK CSKA Moscow. The transfer fee is said to have amounted to about 5 million Swiss francs. With his first game at the same time he made his first title in Russia. In the final round of the Russian Football Super Cup, the team of Zuber Zenit St Petersburg defeated 3-0. He stood for about 70 minutes on the field. Meanwhile Zuber has already contested 27 games for PFK CSKA Moscow and delivered four assists.

National

Zuber was allowed in 2006 to compete against Italy for the first time for the U- national. Under the direction of Pierluigi Tami, he played on September 3, 2010 at the age of 19 years for the first time for the Swiss U21 and won against Ireland 1-0. One of the career highlights was the participation in the 2012 Olympic Games in London for Zuber. He was allowed to accumulate in all three games. The Switzerland retired after a draw and two defeats from after the first round.

Achievements

Grasshopper Club Zurich

• Swiss Cup Winner 2013

CSKA Moscow

• Russian Football Supercup 2013

• Participation London 2012 Olympic Games, U23 Swiss national team in 2013