André Alsanati
Swedish association football player
André Alan Alsanati (Arabic: اندريه السناطي; born 6 January 2000) is a professional footballer who plays as a winger for Iraq Stars League club Al-Minaa. Born in Sweden as an Assyrian, he represents Iraq internationally.
Early life
Alsanati was born and raised in Sweden to Iraqi Assyrian parents.
As a youth player, Alsanati received interest from clubs in England and the Netherlands but he never signed for any of the clubs.
Club career
André was playing football with Eskilstuna-based clubs IFK Eskilstuna and Eskistuna City before Hammarby IF signed him in 2016. He moved on two separate but consecutive one year-loan stints at IK Frej Täby. During his last season with IK Frej, he made thirteen appearances and recorded one assist.
After that, he moved on a free to AFC Eskilstuna in January 2021 in the Superettan. During the 2021 season, he made twenty-seven appearances for AFC Eskilstuna. He played for AFC Eskilstuna during the 2022 season as well.
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