Fredrik Ohlander

Status: National June 16, 2013

Fredrik Nils Ohlander ( born February 11, 1976 in Kungsbacka ) is a 2 m of great Swedish handball player.

Ohlander, who plays for Swedish club Ystad IF HF and accrued for the Swedish national team, is handball goalkeeper.

Fredrik Ohlander began in Aranäs near his hometown with the handball game. There he played among others Pelle Linders together. From HK Aranäs he went to the next larger club Önnereds HK, where he debuted in the Swedish second league. In 1998 Ohlander - directly from the Swedish second - in the Danish first division for KIF Kolding. With the Jutlanders he won the 2001 Danish championship and in 2002 the double of league and cup; He also pulled a 2002 semi-finals of the EHF Champions League. This also other associations became attentive to Ohlander. He was taken from FC Barcelona under contract 2002. With the Catalans, he won the Spanish Cup in 2003 and the 2004 Copa del Rey de Balonmano, the Spanish Super Cup and the EHF Champions Trophy. However Ohlander was behind David Barrufet usually only the second goalkeeper, so he went to GWD Minden in the German handball league in 2004. He remained there only a year before he returned to his old club from Kolding 2005. Here he won the 2006 Danish championship again in 2007 and the Danish Cup. In the summer of 2008 Ohlander joined the Spanish side BM Granollers. After three years in Spain, he rejoined KIF Kolding. Since the summer of 2012, he guards the gate of Ystad IF HF.

Fredrik Ohlander has been disputed 64 caps for the Swedish national team. For the Men's Handball World Championship for Men in Germany in 2007, he could not qualify with Sweden; at the World Handball Championship 2008 in Norway he belonged only to the extended line-up of his country.