Team sheet · 2000s
Best 15Switzerlandof the 2000s
Looking for the best 15 Switzerland players of the 2000s? This ranked list covers the top 15 footballers from the Beat The Invincible World Cup–era draft catalog, ordered by overall rating with positions, attributes, and scouting notes. #1 is Alexander Frei, followed by Hakan Yakin, while Johannes Bonk closes the sheet at #15.
These ratings and rankings come from the Beat The Invincible game catalog — they are not an official FIFA, federation, or media ranking.
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Best 15 Switzerland players ranked
Switzerland 2000s footballers ordered 1–15 by overall rating — not grouped by position.
STWC 2006 · 2010
Alexander Frei
OVR
87
Pace80Shot85Pass75Drib80Def50Phys73Leading striker for Switzerland with strong goal-scoring in the 2006 World Cup and beyond.
CAMWC 2006 · 2010
Hakan Yakin
OVR
86
Pace75Shot82Pass85Drib83Def55Phys70Creative attacking midfielder, key in Switzerland's offense in 2006 with excellent technique.
RMWC 2006 · 2010
Tranquillo Barnetta
OVR
85
Pace85Shot78Pass80Drib82Def70Phys72Versatile right midfielder with excellent pace and skill, important attacking outlet in 2006.
CBWC 2006
Philippe Senderos
OVR
84
Pace71Shot60Pass70Drib68Def85Phys80Central defender with strong aerial ability and ball-playing skills during the 2006 World Cup.
GKWC 2006
Pascal Zuberbühler
OVR
83
Pace50Shot40Pass65Drib55Def80Phys70First-choice goalkeeper during the 2006 World Cup, key to Switzerland's defense with consistent performances.
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Beat The InvincibleCMWC 2006 · 2010
Blerim Džemaili
OVR
83
Pace73Shot74Pass78Drib75Def70Phys75Dynamic central midfielder, strong box-to-box presence during the late 2000s World Cups.
CBWC 2006
Patrick Müller
OVR
82
Pace68Shot50Pass65Drib60Def83Phys78Experienced center-back, vital in defense in both 2006 and contributing in qualifying matches.
CDMWC 2006 · 2010
Benjamin Huggel
OVR
81
Pace68Shot65Pass70Drib70Def78Phys77Defensive midfielder providing stability and physicality in midfield during the 2006 World Cup.
CBWC 2006
Stephane Grichting
OVR
81
Pace69Shot48Pass64Drib60Def82Phys75Solid central defender, part of the defensive core for Switzerland in the 2006 World Cup.
LBWC 2006
Francesco Magnago
OVR
80
Pace72Shot55Pass68Drib72Def78Phys74Reliable left back contributing to both defense and attack during the 2006 World Cup.
LMWC 2006
Daniel Gygax
OVR
80
Pace80Shot68Pass72Drib75Def65Phys70Left midfielder with good pace and crossing ability, contributed in 2006 World Cup.
RBWC 2006 · 2010
Philipp Degen
OVR
80
Pace77Shot60Pass70Drib72Def75Phys73Right back with good pace and defensive skills, important in 2006 and 2010 squads.
CMWC 2006
Mario Cantaluppi
OVR
79
Pace65Shot68Pass70Drib68Def70Phys72Experienced midfielder known for tactical discipline and passing in the 2006 squad.
ST
Benjamin Lauth
OVR
78
Pace75Shot70Pass65Drib70Def45Phys65Ineligible - Excluded as not part of Switzerland's World Cup squads in 2000s.
CM
Johannes Bonk
OVR
75
Pace65Shot60Pass65Drib68Def70Phys70Ineligible - Not part of World Cup Swiss squads in the 2000s.
Best 15 Switzerland 2000s FAQ
Who is No. 1 among the best 15 Switzerland players of the 2000s?
Alexander Frei ranks first on this Switzerland 2000s best 15 as a ST with 87 overall.
Who is in the best 15 of Switzerland in the 2000s?
The best 15 Switzerland footballers of the 2000s on this sheet are: Alexander Frei, Hakan Yakin, Tranquillo Barnetta, Philippe Senderos, Pascal Zuberbühler, Blerim Džemaili, Patrick Müller, Benjamin Huggel, Stephane Grichting, Francesco Magnago, Daniel Gygax, Philipp Degen, Mario Cantaluppi, Benjamin Lauth, Johannes Bonk.
How is the Switzerland 2000s best 15 ranked?
Players are ranked by overall rating in the Beat The Invincible catalog for Switzerland in the 2000s, with positions and scouting notes for each selection. It is a game ranking for drafting — not an official federation list.
Can I draft Switzerland 2000s players in Beat The Invincible?
Yes. In Beat The Invincible you draft legends from country × era packs — including Switzerland in the 2000s — then pick a formation and try to beat The Invincible.