SV Bürmoos

SV Bürmoos
Full nameSportverein Bürmoos
FoundedMarch 1927
PresidentPeter Eder
ManagerJosef Bauer
LeagueSalzburger Liga
2018-19 [a]Salzburger Liga, 5th
Websitehttp://www.svbuermoos.at/

SV Bürmoos is a football club from Bürmoos, a community in the Salzburg-Umgebung District. The club is playing in Salzburger Liga, the 4th level of Austrian soccer and the highest league in the federal state of Salzburg.

History

The club was founded in March 1927 under the name SK Bürmoos. It was founded by men who played in nearby Oberndorf for 1. Oberndorfer Sportklub 1920. In 1928 the club was renamed 1. ASK (Arbeiter Sportklub) Union Bürmoos In the beginning they only played friendly matches. The first match versus Oberndorf was lost by 2:8. In 1934 the club was dissolved after the Austrian Civil War[b] but played on under the name of SK Bürmoos.[1][2]

The club was newly founded after the Second World War under the name of SK Bürmoos. On 19 April 1946 the club was named ATSV Bürmoos but still in 1946 the club was renamed SV Bürmoos.[2]

Honours

  • Salzburger Cup: 1946, 1956
  • Salzburg Champion: 1951,1962

Current Squad

as 10 April 2026 [3]

Goalkeepers
  • Sebastian Brandstetter
  • Matthew O'Connor
  • Maximilian Eder
  • Marco Maier
Defenders
  • Hasan Avdic
  • Stefan Permanschlager
  • Daniel Peterka
  • Eldar Suljic
  • Josef Urban
  • Eric Wagner
Midfielders
  • Zaid Almofashi
  • Ivaylo Bogomilov
  • Manuel Jung
  • Josef Höller
  • Philipp Kirchtag
  • Bastian Kopelent
  • Melvis Memic
  • Michael Switil
  • Nedim Suljic
  • Rene Weber
  • Laris Softic
  • Jonas Veichtlbauer
Forwards
  • Stephan Dorfmayr
  • Patrick Probst
  • Tobias Mösl
  • Valentino Jovic
  • Lazar Ugrinovic

Coaching staff

2025-26 season[4]
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina Valentino Jovic Headcoach
  • Austria Michael Switil Assistant coach

Women

The women of SV Bürmoos play in a joint team with Union Geretsberg in the 2nd Women's Bundesliga.

Current squad

As of 10 April 2026 [5]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Austria Austria Leonie Dreier
2 MF Austria Austria Zora Zsilinszki
2 FW Austria Austria Miriam Wührer
3 DF Austria Austria Sara Rausch
3 MF Germany Germany Julia Sitzberger
4 DF Austria Austria Andrea Ortner
5 MF Austria Austria Veronika Zaunseder
6 MF Austria Austria Sarah Sophie Prodinger
7 MF Austria Austria Alexandra Aichner
8 FW Austria Austria Jennifer Mayr
9 FW Austria Austria Sarah Straubinger
10 MF Austria Austria Viktoria Felber
11 DF Austria Austria Kristin Grömer
12 DF Austria Austria Eva Maria Reischenböck
13 FW Austria Austria Lisa Marie Neuhauser
No. Pos. Nation Player
15 MF Austria Austria Michelle Felber
16 MF Austria Austria Johanna Schwandtner
17 MF Austria Austria Elisa Weinberger
17 MF Austria Austria Lea Hauer
18 MF Germany Germany Maya Ahlden
19 FW Austria Austria Sabine Höller
20 GK Germany Germany Pia Steckenbiller
20 FW Austria Austria Susanne Meidl
21 MF Austria Austria Julia Szekely
22 DF Austria Austria Laura Öller
23 MF Germany Germany Lara Marie Hopf
— DF Austria Austria Emely Schiefer
— MF Austria Austria Sarah Lugstein
— FW Austria Austria Ivana Babic

References

Notes

  1. ↑ The next two season were cancelled due to Covid-19 pandemic
  2. ↑ Sports clubs linked to the Social Democratic Party were dissolved