Alexander Hysén

Alexander Hysén (born 12 May 1987) is a Swedish football player. The goalkeeper is the son of former Swedish international's Glenn Hysén, his older brother Tobias is also a professional footballer.

Career

Hysén began playing football at Torslanda IK. Later, the goalkeeper moved to the youth of BK Hacken, where he was a substitute of Christ Källqvist aufrückte in the professional squad in 2005. For the club he made his debut in the season of 2006 in the Allsvenskan and came up with two top-flight. However, at the end of the season he joined the club from the Superettan. In the middle of the second division the following season he was able to fight for the position in the goal, but missed out in fourth just under the direct return in the Swedish Elite League. At the end of the season Hysén came to his debut in the Swedish Under-21s, when he came off the bench in the 0-3 defeat against the Turkish U21 national team for the -budgetary goalkeeper Johan Dahlin of the team at half-time break.

In the second division season 2008 Hysén had to cede his place between the posts to Källqvist who came in all 30 regular season games for use and helped the club to a rebirth. He then decided to change clubs and went to GIF Sundsvall. There he signed a two -year contract. However, at second division he could not repress goalkeeper Fredrik Sundfors and had to take a seat on the bench, only after a sending-off, he came in the second division season 2009 on a short-term use. Therefore, the club decided to give it to the third division Östersund FK shortly before the start of the following season. With the team he finished the season in Division 1 relegation zone. As a result, he was without a club.