The football European Championships in Switzerland is something other than a World Cup on the other side of the globe.
But for those supporters who want to cheer the national team in place, it can still be expensive weeks.
The price situation in Switzerland is, with rye, Europe’s highest according to recent figures from The European Commission -Nearly 80 percent above the EU average.
The other week announced English national team player that they will push to money for relatives to be able to come to the European Championships.
Several Swedish European players think the same.
– We have not come all the way that everything is booked but I hope to be able to contribute, says Arsenal star Stina Blackstenius.
Chelseapproffset Johanna Rytting Kanydyd:
– Yes, of course. I will do that too.
– We celebrated midsummer with (club mate) Nathalie Björn‘s family, and they talked about how they would set up a strategy (in Switzerland) for how to eat and drink!
Björn himself has Also supported their close “in its own way,” she says:
– It is clear that it costs a lot for a family of five people to be here in place.
Swedish Football Association To some extent support the players’ “closest relatives”.
-They help a little with travel and flights, so it will be a good solution, says Bayern Munich midfielder Julia Zigiotti Olme-who will have her parents in place.
– It means a lot, they have supported me since day one, thought that you would come here even when you did not even believe in it as a little kid.
But many players almost have a whole fan club at the stand.
Johanna Rytting Kaneryd expects her five siblings, mom and dad.
“The whole clan,” she says, laughing.
Do you think the price situation in Switzerland affects how many fans get to the European Championships?
– I haven’t thought about it, but there can certainly be such a aspect. It feels sad if the high prices should stop, says the striker.
Bayern Munich-back Magdalena Eriksson answers the same question:
– So it can be very possible. I do not know how it is counter in England last (European Championships 2022) but what you have seen is that it has still been a great pressure to apply for tickets, which feels very positive.
– But it is clear that it is reality, it is expensive to travel and watch football. That is why we feel a huge gratitude to those who spend homemade money on coming and supporting us.
Several players in it The Swedish European Championship squad has small children. The new national team agreement, written last spring, enables them to follow.
– My son and my girl come, and then my dad comes down too, says Filippa Angeldahl (Real Madrid).
– It feels great.
When Sweden meets Denmark In the European Championship premiere in Geneva on Friday, team captain Kosovare Asllani (London City) will make his 200th international.
But her relatives see it on TV.
– My family wanted to come but I’ve actually told them they don’t get, the veteran tells Radio Sports.
– For Switzerland during a championship … Fy fuck, what expensive. No thanks, you shouldn’t spend that much money just to see me play.
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Key Concerns: Swiss Prices and Fan Support
The rising cost of attending the UEFA Women’s Championship in Switzerland has become a major talking point among the Swedish national team players.Many acknowledge the financial burden it places on fans, potentially limiting the number of supporters traveling to cheer them on.
Stina Blackstenius and Johanna Rytting Kaneryd express optimism and shared commitment to attending; the financial strain on families traveling to the championship; this is a recurring theme.
Julia Zigiotti Olme, whose parents will be making the trip, highlighted the importance of family support, noting how they’ve been there “since day one.” The Swedish Football Association is offering some assistance with travel for close relatives, a gesture that’s welcomed by the players, but doesn’t fully mitigate the overall expenses.
Kosovare Asllani, candidly, has even advised her family to stay home, citing the exorbitant costs in Switzerland as a notable deterrent.
Midback Nathalie Björn & her family discussed the strategy of cutting expenses in Switzerland.
Impact on Fan Presence: By the Numbers
To provide further context on the economic realities of supporting the team, here’s a brief overview of estimated costs:
| Expense Category | Estimated Cost (CHF) | Considerations |
|---|---|---|
| Round-Trip Flights (Per Person) | 300-800+ | Dependent on departure location, time of booking, and airline. |
| Accommodation (Per Night, Double Room) | 150-400+ | Varies greatly by location, quality, and availability due to peak season. |
| Match Tickets (Per Match) | 30-150+ | Depends on the specific match and seating location. |
| Food & Drink (Per Day, per Person) | 75-150+ | Switzerland is known to be expensive, restaurants, cafes, and for groceries. |
| Local Transportation (Per Day) | 10-30 | Includes public transport options such as trains, buses or Trams. |
| Total Estimated Cost (Per Person, Per Day) | 395-1530+ | These are estimated costs, and actual expenses will vary. |
CHF = Swiss Francs. Costs are estimates and can fluctuate significantly.
