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Lugano is a football club based in Lugano, Switzerland, playing their home matches at Stadio di Cornaredo. Follow Lugano on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, squad information, transfer news, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Lugano have been in strong form recently, winning 3 of their last 5 matches (60% win rate). They have scored 9 goals and conceded 4 during this period. Overall, they have shown good attacking threat. Defensively, they have been solid, conceding an average of 0.8 goals per game. In the Super League Championship Group, their recent results include a 1-0 win against Thun, a 1-0 win against Young Boys, a 1-2 loss to St. Gallen, a 2-2 draw with Sion, and a 4-0 win against Basel.

Recent results for Lugano:

• 25 kwietnia 2026: Super League Championship Group - 1-0 win at Thun
• 3 maja 2026: Super League Championship Group - 1-0 win vs Young Boys
• 10 maja 2026: Super League Championship Group - 1-2 loss vs St. Gallen
• 14 maja 2026: Super League Championship Group - 2-2 draw at Sion
• 17 maja 2026: Super League Championship Group - 4-0 win vs Basel

Upcoming fixtures for Lugano:

• 23 lipca 2026: Conference League Qualification - vs Dukagjini
• 26 lipca 2026: Super League - vs FC Vaduz
• 30 lipca 2026: Conference League Qualification - at Dukagjini
• 2 sierpnia 2026: Super League - at Grasshopper
• 9 sierpnia 2026: Super League - vs FC Zürich

Looking ahead, Lugano have 3 home games and 2 away fixtures in their next 5 matches. Upcoming opponents: Dukagjini (home), FC Vaduz (home), Dukagjini (away), Grasshopper (away), and FC Zürich (home).

Lugano's squad consists of 34 players. Goalkeepers: Felix Gebhardt (Germany), Amir Saipi (Kosovo), Serif Berbic (Switzerland), David von Ballmoos (Switzerland), Diego Mina (Switzerland). Defenders: Gjan Ajdin (Sweden), Joel Bichsel (Switzerland), Zachary Brault-Guillard (Canada), Hannes Delcroix (Haiti), Damian Kelvin (Switzerland), Antonios Papadopoulos (Germany), Ezgjan Alioski (North Macedonia), Lars Lukas Mai (Germany), Martim Marques (Portugal), Aleksandar Radic (Switzerland), Carbone (Brazil), Mattia Zanotti (Italy). Midfielders: Anto Grgic (Switzerland), Mattia Bottani (Switzerland), Renato Steffen (Switzerland), Ahmed Kendouci (Algeria), Hicham Mahou (France), Yanis Cimignani (France), Elias Pihlström (Sweden), Uran Bislimi (Switzerland), Daniel Dos Santos (Switzerland), Hadj Mahmoud (Tunisia), Yuri Peverelli (Switzerland). Forwards: Beckham Castro (Colombia), Georgios Koutsias (Greece), Claudio Cassano (Italy), Nicolò Puddu (Switzerland), Yassin Sbai (Italy), Kevin Behrens (Germany).

Lugano transfers: New signings include Beckham Castro (from Millonarios), Dereck Moncada (from Internacional de Bogota), David von Ballmoos (from Young Boys), Carbone (from Flamengo), Hannes Delcroix (from Burnley) and 7 more. Players transferred out include Ousmane Doumbia (to Yverdon), Shkelqim Vladi (to Aarau), Fotis Pseftis (to Alemannia Aachen), Alexandre Parsemain (to Caen), Ayman El Wafi (to Wydad Casablanca) and 9 more.

Mattia Croci-Torti is the current head coach of Lugano. Under their leadership, the team has achieved a 46% win rate across 182 matches, averaging 1.60 points per game.

Notable previous managers include Abel Braga managed the club for one season, recording 2 wins from 4 matches (50% win rate). Maurizio Jacobacci managed the club for 2 seasons, recording 20 wins from 59 matches (34% win rate). Other former coaches include Fabio Celestini, Guillermo Abascal, Pierluigi Tami, and Paolo Tramezzani.

Lugano plays their home matches at Stadio di Cornaredo in Lugano, which has a capacity of 5,476.

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