On a daily basis, he belongs to Hannover, Germany, and on Wednesday, Alfred Jönsson can make his debut in the Swedish A national team that meets Romania at home.
These are, to say the least, busy days.
At the same time as the 22-year-old is charging for an international match, the US election enters the final sprint.
Jönsson, with citizenship in both the USA and Sweden, reads statistics and American politics at a distance from his German club and follows the election with excitement.
- My father worked in the US and I was born there.
So I have an American passport, and I have voted.
Do you want to tell us who you voted for?
- Biden.
It was very easy to vote in the state I belong to.
The voice is sent and I am waiting with excitement.
How did you choose to study American politics?
- It's very interesting.
The course was there and the whole thing is so complicated so why not get into it a bit?
It affects us over here as well.
Will there be any vigil?
- It probably will not be.
I have to sleep, but otherwise I would have checked.
It will still take some time until a final result is reached.
What do you think about the election?
- There are probably many who think that the corona should go away and freak out and choose to vote for Trump.
But at the same time, I think Biden has too strong a constituency.
SVT broadcasts Wednesday's international match against Romania on SVT Play.