Go Unlimited with Magzter GOLD
Get unlimited access to 10,000+ magazines, newspapers and Premium stories for just
Try GOLD - Free
Football Gas welcome ‘pacey, aggressive’ striker
Bristol Post
|August 04, 2025
NEW Bristol Rovers striker Fabrizio Cavegn has said he is “very excited” after completing his move to the Gas from Swiss second division side FC Vaduz on a three -year deal with the option of a further year for an undisclosed fee, subject to international clearance.
The 22-year-old Swiss is Rovers’ ninth signing of the summer and the second attacking addition over the past week, following the return of academy graduate Ellis Harrison on Tuesday.
Described as a “versatile attacker with an eye for a finish,’ the new recruit has also represented Switzerland at Under-21s level.
Speaking to club media, Cavegn said: “It’s a good feeling to join Bristol Rovers. I am very excited to come here and I am also very happy. I have met the people here at the club, and they are very good people, so Iam happy to be here.
This story is from the August 04, 2025 edition of Bristol Post.
Subscribe to Magzter GOLD to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 10,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber? Sign In
MORE STORIES FROM Bristol Post
Bristol Post
Big names ready to head to city for return of Slapstick Festival
BRISTOL'S Slapstick Festival is returning next month with a special programme celebrating the 25th anniversary of the animated sitcom South Park.
1 min
January 21, 2026
Bristol Post
Apprentice hopefuls revealed
THE 20th series of The Apprentice launches later this month, with 20 new candidates looking to impress Lord Sugar and secure his £250,000 investment.
1 mins
January 21, 2026
Bristol Post
£25m scheme aims to tackle fuel poverty in city
A GROUNDBREAKING £25 million project has launched to upgrade social housing across North Bristol aiming to improve energy efficiency and cut heating bills.
1 min
January 21, 2026
Bristol Post
Peers urged to vote in favour of under-16s social media ban
PEERS are being urged to vote in favour of an Australian-style social media ban for under-16s.
1 mins
January 21, 2026
Bristol Post
Wilders is stung by defections
SEVEN politicians in the Netherlands have quit Geert Wilders’ far-right political party in a stunning setback for the Dutch anti-Islam firebrand who narrowly missed out on winning last year’s national elections.
1 min
January 21, 2026
Bristol Post
Penguins see shift in breeding season due to climate change
ANTARCTIC penguins are breeding up to two weeks earlier as a result of climate change, a decade-long study has found.
2 mins
January 21, 2026
Bristol Post
Dan Norris arrest MP by proxy not good enough, says councillor
A COUNCILLOR has expressed his frustration that his town and the wider area does not have a “fully operational MP” and there appears to be nothing constituents he represents can do about it.
3 mins
January 21, 2026
Bristol Post
We are seriously messing with the physics of our atmosphere
LETTER-WRITER D Scadding (January 15) feels reassured by Neil Bryce’s views on climate breakdown.
1 mins
January 21, 2026
Bristol Post
Le Pen back in court
FRENCH far-right leader Marine Le Pen’s political future hangs in the balance at an appeals trial in Paris which may damage her party’s ambitions of radically changing France’s direction through anti-immigration and nationalist policies.
1 mins
January 21, 2026
Bristol Post
5 signs your mums' group has turned TOXIC
DO PASSIVE AGGRESSIVE CHATS AT THE SCHOOL GATES OR A CATTY WHATSAPP POST MEAN IT'S TIME TO CUT TIES WITH YOUR 'SUPPORT' GROUP? CAMILLA FOSTER ASKS AN EXPERT
3 mins
January 21, 2026
Listen
Translate
Change font size