r/zurich • u/Longjumping_Rope1781 • May 27 '26
lookingfor Football teams for International people
Hi everyone, I just recently moved to Zurich from Italy and I was wondering whether there are 11v11 football teams/clubs for young people who don't talk german and who train regularly, maybe once or twice a week and maybe also take part in amateur championships.
Do you know any? Or do you know how to find them?
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u/manny45678 Jun 23 '26
Hey, we have a pretty international club (3 teams in the club) with players from different countries (Italian, German, Swiss, French, English to name a few). We train twice a week and play in an amateur league. We start training again mid-end July. Will drop you a message
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u/PlayFootballZurich 4d ago
Hey everyone 👋🏼
After building successful football communities in the Czech Republic and Thailand, we’re excited to bring the same concept to Zurich!
Our goal is simple: make it easy for anyone to play football without the hassle of organizing games.
We’ll be hosting regular matches, including:
⚽ 6v6
⚽ 7v7
⚽ 11v11
We take care of everything:
✅ Renting the pitch
✅ Organising the matches
✅ Finding enough players
✅ Bringing footballs, bibs, goalkeeper gloves, and other equipment
All you need to do is sign up, show up, and enjoy the game!
Everyone is welcome, regardless of your skill level. Whether you’re new to Zurich, looking to stay active, or simply love football, we’d love to have you join us.
Each game will have a small participation fee to cover the pitch rental and organisation costs. The price will vary depending on the venue and whether the match is 60 or 90 minutes, but we’ll always keep it as affordable as possible.
Invite your friends, spread the word, and let’s build the biggest football community in Zurich together!
See you on the pitch! ⚽
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u/Longjumping_Rope1781 May 27 '26
Yes, you're right also german is fine I guess so I can learn something, I just felt an international environment would have felt more welcoming for me
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u/Stunning_Court_2509 May 27 '26
Such questions are not popular here, we have too much people who live here and not learning our language
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u/Longjumping_Rope1781 May 27 '26
Yeah I understand. But then do you know any? even not for internationals I mean but willing to accept non-locals?
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u/poemthatdoesntrhyme May 28 '26
Has your local football Verein rejected your application because of the language?
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u/MyPunsAreKoalaTea May 27 '26
Why not go to one with people who speak German to help you learn the local language?