Alamgir Hasan

Alamgir Hasan (; born 3 October 1974) is a retired Bangladeshi professional footballer who played as a right back. During his career he was well known for taking long throw-ins which influenced his teams attacks.

Club career Alamgir's football journey started with the prestigious 4 feet 10 inches tournament and the Dhaka Ershad Cup. After doing well in such tournaments, he joined Barisal Abahani. In the Barisal League title deciding match against Barisal Mohammedan, many players from the main brach, Dhaka Abahani were invited to play for the Barisal-based side. After the game Alamgir was invited to join the First Division League club. In late 1987, he started practicing with Abahani's junior team, he played in Abahani until 1994, and in 1989 he was promoted to the senior team. In the 1991 BTC Club Cup final against Mohammedan SC, Alamgir's long throw-in lead to Golam Gauss scoring the winner. In 1994, he joined rivals Mohammedan and retired after three seasons, having picked up an injury during his second season at the club.

International career In 1991, he played for the Bangladesh U23 at the 1992 Summer Olympics qualifiers, while for the senior team he played both the 1993 and 1995 editions of the South Asian Games. However, during the 1993 tournament coach Oldrich Svab did not let him enter the field, as he preferred Kaiser Hamid at right-back. He was also part of the national team at the 1992 AFC Asian Cup qualifiers held in Bangkok, Thailand.

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Honours Abahani Limited Dhaka Dhaka First Division League: 1989–90, 1992 Azmiri Begum Gold Cup: 1990 Independence Cup: 1990 BTC Club Cup: 1991 Sait Nagjee Tournament: 1989

Mohammedan SC Dhaka Premier Division League: 1996 Federation Cup: 1995

Bangladesh South Asian Games Silver medal: 1995