Alexander Galante Carlström

Alexander Galante Carlström (born 30 January, 1989) is a Swedish floorball forward and former national team player. He is a three-time world champion, a seven-time winner of the Swedish Super League, and one of the greatest floorball players in history. He has spent most of his professional career, which began in 2006, at IBF Falun. Since 2025–26 season, he will be playing for the Swiss club SV Wiler-Ersigen.

Club career Early career Galante Carlström began his youth career in 1995 with the team Westra Aros. He later played for Västerås IBF, Skälby IBK, and Råby BK.

IBF Falun Galante then transferred to IBF Falun. They subsequently also triumphed in the Champions Cup. IBF Falun managed to defend both their Swedish Super League and Champions Cup titles twice in a row.

They won their fourth league title in the 2016–17 season and once again triumphed in the subsequent Champions Cup. During this season, Galante also set a scoring record in the Swedish Super League with 68 goals in a single season.

After two seasons finishing as runners-up, IBF Falun won the league title again in three consecutive seasons: 2019–20, 2020–21, and 2021–22. In 2023, Galante secured his first Swedish Cup victory and his fifth Champions Cup title. After the 2024/2025 season, which Falun ended with a loss in the Swedish Super League final, he left the club after 15 years. In his last nine seasons with IBF Falun, he was the league’s top scorer. Shortly before leaving the Swedish league, he surpassed the milestone of 700 goals in the regular season. At that time, the second-highest scorer had fewer than 400 goals.

SV Wiler-Ersigen In December 2024, he was announced as a new signing for SV Wiler-Ersigen, with whom he has been playing in the Swiss Unihockey Prime League since the 2025–26 season.

In 105 matches for the Swedish national team, he recorded 190 points.

Records Most total goals scored in regular seasons of the Swedish Super League (over 700). Most points in a single match of the Swedish Super League (12, 2021–22)