Alexandre Mendy

Born in Paris, Mendy started his career at French club FC Versailles 78. Before trying his career in the Czech 1st Division in 2003 when he moved to FK Marila Příbram. The first club he played for in the Czech First League was FK Marila Příbram where he scored 6 league goals in 57 appearances before moving to FK SIAD Most.

Mladá Boleslav

In 2007, he joined FK Mladá Boleslav on loan. Mendy made his European debut for Mladá Boleslav against Palermo. In 2007, Mendy scored for Mladá Boleslav in the group stages of the UEFA Cup against Villarreal CF and IF Elfsborg, However they failed to qualify past the group stage after losing to AEK Athens and Fiorentina. Despite only scoring one goal in 24 league appearances, his move to FK Mladá Boleslav was made permanent in 2008. During the 2010–11 season, Mendy played all 30 league games for FK Mladá Boleslav scoring six goals as he helped them finish in fifth place in the Czech First League and also win the Czech Cup for the first time in Mladá Boleslav's history after beating SK Sigma Olomouc on penalties, Mendy scored one of the penalties for Mladá Boleslav in the final. The Cup win also saw Mladá Boleslav qualify for the UEFA Europa League for the following season. After his contract with FK Mladá Boleslav expired in June 2011, Mendy sought pastures new and became a free agent. He scored 24 goals in 207 appearances in the Czech First League, which is one of the highest number of matches among expatriate players in this…

Alexandre is the older brother of Vincent Mendy who plays as a defensive midfielder.

FK Mladá Boleslav

Czech Cup: 2011 Chesterfield

Football League Trophy: 2011–12