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Junior Ligue leaves FCZ for Italy

Wants to cheer in Italy in future: former FCZ youth player Junior Ligue

Wants to cheer in Italy in future: former FCZ youth player Junior Ligue

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The defender Calixte "Junior" Ligue is leaving FC Zurich for Italy.

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29.01.2026, 15:30•29.01.2026, 15:32

According to the club, the 20-year-old is moving to Serie B promotion contenders Venezia. The terms of the transfer were not disclosed.

The Swiss U21 international has made a total of 61 appearances for FCZ's first team over the past two years.

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