Mathias Bromé

Mathias Bromé has established himself as an offensively important SHL forward and a strong skaterSHL, the Swedish Hockey League, is Sweden’s top men’s domestic ice hockey league.Article in HockeynewsRead the sourceArticle in HockeysverigeRead the sourceArticle in HockeynewsRead the sourceArticle in SportbladetRead the sourceClose. Mathias BroméArticle in AftonbladetRead the sourceArticle in Svenska IshockeyförbundetRead the sourceClose grew up in Örby in southern Stockholm, with Huddinge IK as his formative club. After playing youth hockey with Huddinge’s Team 94 through U18, he attended a hockeygymnasiumA Swedish hockeygymnasium combines upper-secondary (high school) studies with scheduled ice hockey training.Article in Huddinge IKRead the sourceClose in Västerås, combining upper-secondary studies with a hockey focus.

In a December 2016Article in HockeysverigeRead the sourceClose interview with Hockeysverige, Bromé described his 2015/16 season at Asplöven as a turning point: greater responsibility had made him calmer on the puck and helped him trust his passing. Discussing his choice of Mora, he highlighted coach Jeremy Colliton’s clear vision for his role as a reason the club felt rightArticle in HockeysverigeRead the sourceClose.

Speaking to SVTSVTSVT stands for Sveriges Television, Sweden’s public service television broadcaster.Close in October 2020, Bromé recalled missing selection for TV-puckenTV-pucken is a Swedish youth hockey tournament played between regional representative teams.Article in SVTRead the sourceClose at 15. His advice to young players who had been left out was to keep working, because a career offers further opportunitiesArticle in SVTRead the sourceClose. On DecemberArticle in Lindlövens IFRead the sourceClose 9, 2021, he gave a talk to Lindlöven’s U9–U18 teams about his career, friendship and schoolwork.

In SHL’s OctoberSHL, the Swedish Hockey League, is Sweden’s top men’s domestic ice hockey league.Article in SHLRead the sourceClose 2020 questionnaire, Bromé described his golf group with Ludvig Rensfeldt, Lukas Pilö and Glenn Gustafsson, admitting that Rensfeldt was the best of the four. Asked about music, he said he did not listen at all; even in the car, he preferred silence, without the radioArticle in SHLRead the sourceClose.