Mario Frick
Footballer and Liechtenstein national team player
Footballer and Liechtenstein national team player
Athletes & Sports Figures
Liechtenstein
Born in 1974, this athlete excelled as a striker and played a significant role in promoting football in Liechtenstein. Throughout a professional career spanning over two decades, he played for several clubs, including FC Balzers, FC Vaduz, and SC Freiburg. His contributions to the Liechtenstein national football team highlighted the development of the sport in a relatively small footballing nation. Frick participated in UEFA European Championship qualifiers and has been instrumental in raising the profile of football in Liechtenstein.
Scored 16 goals for the Liechtenstein national team
Played in the Swiss Super League and German Bundesliga
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