13 Facts About Helge Haugen

Helge Haugen was born on 15 February 1982 and is a Norwegian former professional footballer who played as a midfielder.

Helge Haugen played one match for the Norwegian under-21 team in 2003.

Helge Haugen was born in Bergen and grew up in Asane, where he played for Asane Fotball.

Helge Haugen did compete in orienteering during his youth, becoming a medallist in the Norwegian youth orienteering championship.

Helge Haugen represented Norway at youth international level, where he made eight appearances without scoring a goal between 1998 and 2000.

Helge Haugen played for Asane's first team in the 2.

Helge Haugen made his only appearance for the under-21 in the match against Scotland U21 on 19 August 2003.

Helge Haugen played in the Cup Final, when Brann won their first title the 1982.

Helge Haugen ended an impressive season with a goal against Malmo FF in the Royal League.

Helge Haugen got a fracture in his foot ahead of the 2005 season, which put him out of play during the pre-season.

The local player Helge Haugen continued to be a first choice in the team's midfield for several seasons, despite getting competition from several expensive signings that was brought to the club.

Helge Haugen played 129 official matches for Brann, scoring 5 goals.

Helge Haugen is not known for scoring goals, but in the 2010 season he scored goals in two consecutive matches, first in the second round of the 2010 Norwegian Football Cup, before he scored another in the Tippeligaen match against Valerenga on 24 May 2010.