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In the same year, Tranquillo was the youngest player in the St. Gallen senior squad to secure a regular place in the first team and over two years he scored twelve goals in 60 games.
The speedy winger, who could play on the right or the left, was signed by Bayer 04 in 2004 and loaned out to league rivals Hannover 96 for a year straightaway. He was supposed to collect match practice in the Bundesliga but he missed almost the whole season through injury.
Quillo finally moved under the Bayer Cross for the new 2005/06 campaign and he became a regular starter. He played for the Werkself for seven years and made at least 30 Bundesliga appearances in each of the first five years. His biggest success with Bayer 04 was reaching the DFB Pokal final in 2009. His period of suffering began at the start of the Rückrunde on 14 January 2011 when he picked up a knee injury. He did return to the starting XI two months later but was sidelined for half the season in the following 2011/12 campaign. After 228 appearances for Bayer 04, with 26 goals scored, he decided to move on to Schalke 04.










However, he did not establish himself in the starting line-up. Quillo went out on loan to Eintracht Frankfurt after a disappointing year to gain match practice to put himself forward for the Switzerland squad for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. He was in the Switzerland squad but did not play in South America. Quillo has 75 caps for Switzerland and has scored ten goals on the international stage.
After another season at Schalke 04, he went to the USA for a year. He played for Philadelphia Union. After that experience he returned to the "love of his youth". In 2017 he signed for FC St. Gallen again for two years. Tranquillo Barnetta played another 50 times for the club and received a brilliant farewell on his last home game against the Switzerland champions Young Boys on his 34th birthday. He scored a goal in the 4-1 win and left the pitch in added time with mixed emotions.
Quillo became a house husband after the end of his playing career. His wife works as a doctor and he looks after the three children in his home town. He is active in community affairs and is also an ambassador for the Special Olympics.
Dear Quillo, I wish you all the best for your 40th birthday. Many happy returns and enjoy your birthday.

Michael Ballack was born on 26 September 1976 in Görlitz, in what was then East Germany. His talent for football became apparent at an early age. After his family moved to Karl-Marx-Stadt – now Chemnitz – he began playing football for BSG Motor ‘Fritz Heckert’ Karl-Marx-Stadt, where he steadily developed his skills. From Year 7 onwards, he attended the Children’s and Youth Sports School and received systematic sporting support, which, in 1988 – due to his growing skill as a player – led to a move to FC Karl-Marx-Stadt. At the age of 16, he had to take a six-month break due to growth problems, but after that, Michael was unstoppable.
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José Elias Moedim Júnior, known as Zé Elias, was born on 25 September 1976 in São Paulo. He received his football training at Sport Club Corinthians Paulista, or Corinthians for short, and was promoted to the first team at the age of just 17. PSV Eindhoven had already taken notice of him by this stage, but the move to Europe was still too early for him. The tenacious defensive midfielder established himself in the first team over the following three years. With Corinthians, Zé Elias won the São Paulo City Championship and the Brazilian Cup in 1995. With his excellent vision, his determination and his assured ball control, he made a significant contribution to his team’s success.
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In their second season in Bundesliga 2 North, the Werkself face Fortuna Köln at their home ground, the Ulrich Haberland Stadium, on matchday 7. Both teams are level on seven points, sitting eighth and ninth in the table.
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In this video you can see impressive and important goals in the history of Bayer 04 from the month of September. It's not always about the beauty of the goals, but also a reminder of special games and players.
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September gets off to a disastrous start, though not for the Werkself: the German national team, featuring Bayer 04 players Jens Nowotny, Michael Ballack and Oliver Neuville, suffer a 5-1 thrashing at the hands of England in a World Cup qualifier at the Olympic Stadium in Munich. Jens Nowotny, in particular, came in for sharp criticism. With this defeat, Germany’s direct qualification is now hanging in the balance.
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