List of family relations in Allsvenskan
This is a list of family relations in Allsvenskan. Since the creation of the Allsvenskan in 1924, family members have been involved in all aspects of the league. Although most connections are among players, there have been family members involved in coaching as well.
The Nordahl has had the largest number of family members – seven – play and coach in Allsvenskan. The original five brothers (Bertil, Knut, Gunnar, , ) and two of their sons (cousins Thomas and ) result in multiple brother/father-son/uncle-nephew/cousin combinations.
The longest multi-generational family is the direct line of three generations starting with Gösta Sandberg, father of Lars Sandberg, who is father-in-law of and Gustav Sandberg Magnusson, and the Bild family: Harry Bild, uncle of Per-Olof Bild, who is the father Andreas and Fredrik Bild. To note is also the Hysén family of Allsvenskan players: brothers and , Eriks's grandson Glenn Hysén, whose sons Tobias and Anton Hysén also have played in Allsvenskan, all except Anton for IFK Göteborg. Glenn's father Kurt Hysén also played for IFK Göteborg, however not in the senior team.
Another family is the Svensson family playing for Östers IF: brothers Peter and Tommy Svensson, and their brothers-in-law and Kalle Björklund, Blomqvist's grandson Matteo Blomqvist-Zampi and Björklund's son Joachim Björklund. Peter and Tommy Svensson's father (and the father-in-law of Karl-Axel Blomqvist and Karl-Gunnar Björklund) played for Östers IF before they were promoted to Allsvenskan and was chairman during a number of Allsvenskan seasons.
Below is a list of family relations throughout Allsvenskan as players and managers.
Brothers[]
Last name | Siblings | Country | Notes |
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Albornoz | Mauricio, Miiko | Sweden Chile |
Both brothers played for IF Brommapojkarna in the 2009 season. |
Alexandersson | Niclas, Daniel | Sweden | Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg in the 2008 and 2009 seasons. |
Amuneke | Kevin, Kingsley | Nigeria | Both brothers played for Landskrona BoIS in the 2005 season. |
Anderberg | , | Sweden | [1] |
Andersson | Patrik, Daniel | Sweden | Both brothers played for Malmö FF. |
Andersson | , , | Sweden | All three brothers played for Mjällby AIF.[2] |
Andersson-Tvilling | Hans, Stig (twins) | Sweden | Both brothers played for Djurgårdens IF. |
Aronsson | Jan, Leif | Sweden | Both brothers played for Degerfors IF and Djurgårdens IF. |
Augustsson | Jörgen, Bo | Sweden | Both brothers played for Åtvidabergs FF and Landskrona BoIS in the 1970s. |
Augustsson | Andreas, Jakob | Sweden | |
Berg | Jonatan, Marcus | Sweden | Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[3] |
Bild | Andreas, Fredrik | Sweden | |
Börjesson | , Rune | Sweden | Both brothers played for Örgryte IS in the 1959 to 1961 as well as the 1964 to 1966 seasons. |
Carlsson | , Conny | Sweden | Both brothers played multiple seasons together for IFK Göteborg.[3] |
Dahlgren | , | Sweden | Both brothers played for Landskrona BoIS.[1] |
Dahlin | Johan, Erik | Sweden | Both brothers played as goalkeepers.[4] |
Dahlqvist | Edvin, Isak | Sweden | Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[3] |
Elm | Rasmus, Viktor, David | Sweden | All three brothers played for Kalmar FF. The three of them won the 2008 Allsvenskan. |
Elmander | Johan, Patrik | Sweden | Both brothers played for Örgryte IS. |
Eriksson | Jan Eriksson, Patrik Eriksson-Ohlsson | Sweden | |
Farnerud | Pontus, Alexander | Sweden | Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg, Alexander also represented Landskrona, Häcken and Helsingborg.[3] |
Gustafson | Simon, Samuel (twins) | Sweden | Both brothers played for BK Häcken. |
Hjertsson | Arne, Kjell, Sven | Sweden | All three brothers played for Malmö FF. The three of them made one appearance together, on 29 May 1944.[5] |
Holmgren | Tord, Tommy, | Sweden | Tord and Tommy played for IFK Göteborg. IFK Göteborg's Tord and Tommy played against Gefle IF's Bjarne in the 1983 season.[5] |
Hult | Nils, | Sweden | Both brothers played as goalkeepers.[4] |
Hysén | , | Sweden | Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[6] |
Hysén | Tobias, Alexander | Sweden | Both brothers played for BK Häcken. |
Jansson | Ulrik, Jesper | Sweden | Both brothers played for Östers IF and Helsingborgs IF |
Jawo | Omar, Amadou | Gambia Sweden |
Both brothers played for Gefle IF. |
Johansson | Allan, Nils[disambiguation needed] | Sweden | Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[3] |
Källström | Mikael, Jonas | Sweden | |
Karlsson | Allan, | Sweden | Both brothers played for Billingsfors IK. Their brothers Rickard, Arvid, Ragnar, and Nils also played for Billingsfors IK, however not in Allsvenskan. |
Kujović | Ajsel, Emir | Sweden | Both brothers played for Halmstads BK in the 2008 and 2009 seasons. |
Larsson | , | Sweden | Both brothers played for IF Elfsborg.[1] |
Leback | , (twins) | Sweden | Both brothers played for AIK. |
Lindman | Jörgen, Sven | Sweden | Both brothers played for Djurgårdens IF.[7] |
Löfgren | Gunnar, Stig | Sweden | Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[3] |
Magnusson | Benno, | Sweden | Their brother Roger Magnusson represented Sweden national football team, but never played in Allsvenskan.[8] |
Målberg | , Leif, | Sweden | Boris and Leif played for IF Elfsborg. IF Elfsborg's Boris and Leif played against IFK Holmsund's Morgan in the 1967 season. |
Mayambela | Mark, Mihlali | South Africa | Both brothers played for Djurgårdens IF.[9] |
Nordahl | Bertil, Knut, Gunnar, , | Sweden | Knut, Göran and Gösta played for IFK Norrköping. Gunnar and Bertil played for Degerfors IF. |
Ohlsson | Kenneth, Billy | Sweden | Both brothers played for Hammarby IF. |
Ohlsson | Sebastian, Samuel | Sweden | Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg, with Samuel only appearing once in Allsvenskan.[3] |
Persson | , , , , Gunnar | Sweden | All five brothers played for Sandvikens IF.[5] |
Rajalakso | Sebastian, Joel | Sweden | |
Ravelli | Andreas, Thomas, | Sweden | All three brothers played for Östers IF. Andreas and Thomas played for IFK Göteborg. |
Risp/Vilahamn | Fredrik, | Sweden | Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[3] |
Svensson | Henning, | Sweden | Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[3] |
Sandberg Magnusson | Gustav, | Sweden | |
Schiller | Glenn, Dennis | Sweden | Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[3] |
Sema | Ken, Maic | Sweden | |
Svensson | Tommy, Peter | Sweden | |
Rydberg | , Anders | Sweden | Both brothers played multiple seasons together for IFK Göteborg.[3] |
Wålemark | , Bo, Jörgen | Sweden | |
Walker | Robert, Kevin | Sweden | Both brothers played for Örebro SK in the 2007 season. |
Wallin | Viktor, Nils | Sweden | Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[3] |
Wessberg | , | Sweden | Both brothers played for GAIS.[1] |
Father and son[]
Parent | Children | Country | Notes |
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Sweden | [1] | ||
Sweden | [1] | ||
Lennart Alexandersson | Niclas Alexandersson, Daniel Alexandersson |
Sweden | All played for Halmstads BK. |
Marcus Allbäck | Sweden | Both played for Örgryte IS. | |
Reine Almqvist | Sweden | [1] | |
Nils Åman | Ronald Åhman | Sweden | [1] |
, |
Sweden | [1] | |
Sweden | Both played for IF Elfsborg.[1] | ||
Roy Andersson | Patrik Andersson, Daniel Andersson |
Sweden | All played for Malmö FF. |
Sweden | Both played for IFK Göteborg.[1] | ||
Sanny Åslund | Martin Åslund | Sweden | Both played for AIK. |
Bo Augustsson | Andreas Augustsson, Jakob Augustsson |
Sweden | |
Stuart Baxter | Lee Baxter | Scotland Sweden |
|
Per-Olof Bild | Andreas Bild, Fredrik Bild |
Sweden | |
Kalle Björklund | Joachim Björklund | Sweden | Both played for Östers IF. |
Sweden | Both played for IFK Eskilstuna.[1] | ||
Sweden | Both played for AIK.[10] | ||
Michael Borgqvist | Sweden | Both played for AIK.[10] | |
Erik Börjesson | Reino Börjesson | Sweden | [1] |
Sören Börjesson | Sweden | Both played for and managed Örgryte IS. Both Sören and his uncle (Helge's brother) Rune have become Allsvenskan top scorers. | |
Henry Carlsson | Sweden | Both played for AIK.[1] | |
Sweden | [1] | ||
, | Sweden | All three played for Landskrona BoIS.[1] | |
Johan Dahlin, Erik Dahlin |
Sweden | All three played as goalkeepers. | |
Sweden | [1] | ||
Ranko Đorđić | Bojan Djordjic | Yugoslavia Sweden |
|
Gösta Dunker | Sweden | [1] | |
Sweden | [1] | ||
Sweden | [1] | ||
Sweden | [1] | ||
Leif Forsberg | Emil Forsberg | Sweden | Both played for GIF Sundsvall.[11] |
Lennart Forsberg | Leif Forsberg | Sweden | [1] |
Ove Grahn | Tobias Grahn | Sweden | |
Sweden | Both played for Helsingborgs IF.[1] | ||
Holger Hansson | Sweden | [1] | |
Ronnie Hellström | Erland Hellström | Sweden | Both played for Hammarby IF. |
Arne Hjertsson | Sweden | [1] | |
Folke Holmberg | Sweden | Both played for Hammarby IF.[1] | |
Sweden | Both played for IFK Norrköping.[1] | ||
Sweden | Both played for Halmstads BK.[1] | ||
Glenn Hysén | Tobias Hysén, Alexander Hysén |
Sweden | Glenn and Tobias both played for IFK Göteborg. |
Mats Jingblad | Sweden | Both played for Halmstads BK.[1] | |
Georg Johansson | Sweden | Both played for IK Brage.[1] | |
Sweden | Both played for IFK Göteborg.[1] | ||
Hans Johansson | Sweden | [12][1] | |
Sweden | Both played for IF Elfsborg.[1] | ||
Sam Lundholm | Sweden | Both played for AIK.[13] | |
Magnus Johansson | Sweden | Both played for IFK Göteborg.[1] | |
Sweden | [1] | ||
Harry Jönsson | Peter Jönsson | Sweden | Both played for Malmö FF.[1] |
Mikael Källström | Kim Källström | Sweden | Both played for BK Häcken. |
Sweden | [1] | ||
Pontus Karlsson | Sweden | ||
Ove Kindvall | Niclas Kindvall | Sweden | Both played for IFK Norrköping. |
Henrik Larsson | Jordan Larsson | Sweden | Both played for Helsingborgs IF. |
, | Sweden | All three played for IF Elfsborg.[1] | |
Anders Lewicki | Oscar Lewicki | Sweden | |
Anders Linderoth | Tobias Linderoth | Sweden | Both were in IF Elfsborg organization in 1997 season, Anders as manager and Tobias as player. |
Bengt Lindskog | Sweden | [1] | |
Sweden | Both played for Jönköpings Södra IF.[1] | ||
Peter Lönn | Sweden | Both played for IFK Norrköping.[1] | |
Sweden | [1] | ||
Sweden | Both played for IF Elfsborg.[1] | ||
Sweden | Both played for IFK Norrköping.[1] | ||
Örjan Martinsson | Tony Martinsson | Sweden | Both played for IFK Norrköping.[1] |
Sweden | [1] | ||
Gunnar Nordahl | Thomas Nordahl | Sweden | Both played for Degerfors IF.[1] |
Sweden | Both played for Landskrona BoIS.[1] | ||
Sweden | Both played for Åtvidabergs FF.[1] | ||
Sweden | Both played for Kalmar FF.[1] | ||
Sweden | Both played for IFK Eskilstuna.[1] | ||
Sven Nilsson | Bertil Nilsson | Sweden | Both played for Malmö FF.[1] |
Arne Nyberg | Sweden | Both played for IFK Göteborg.[1] | |
Sweden | Both played for IFK Eskilstuna.[1] | ||
Karl-Erik Palmér | Anders Palmér | Sweden | Both played for Malmö FF.[1] |
Ingvar Petersson | Bo Petersson | Sweden | [14][1] |
Sweden | Both played for Halmstads BK.[1] | ||
Stefan Pettersson | Sweden | [1] | |
Igor Ponomaryov | Anatoli Ponomarev | Soviet Union Azerbaijan |
[15] |
Ronnie Powell | Magnus Powell | England Sweden |
|
Kjell Rosén | Sven Rosén | Sweden | Both played for Malmö FF.[1] |
Birger Sandberg | Per Sandberg | Sweden | Both played for Djurgårdens IF.[1] |
Gösta Sandberg | Lars Sandberg | Sweden | Both played for Djurgårdens IF.[1] |
Sweden | Both played for Åtvidabergs FF.[1] | ||
Erik Svensson | Lennart Svensson | Sweden | Both played for Malmö FF.[1] |
Börje Tapper | Staffan Tapper | Sweden | Both played for Malmö FF.[1] |
Jonas Thern | Simon Thern | Sweden | Both played for Malmö FF. |
Tom Turesson | Sweden | Both played for Hammarby IF.[1] | |
Finland | [1] | ||
Pat Walker | Robert Walker, Kevin Walker |
Ireland Sweden |
All three were in the Örebro SK organization in 2007 season, Pat as manager and Robert and Kevin as players. Both Pat and Kevin played for GIF Sundsvall. |
Oscar Wendt | Sweden | Both played for Kalmar FF.[16] | |
Sweden | Both played for Kalmar FF.[1] | ||
, | Sweden | All three played for GAIS.[1] | |
Sweden | Both played for Halmstads BK.[1] | ||
Vadym Yevtushenko | Vyacheslav Jevtushenko | Ukraine Sweden |
Both played for AIK.[17] |
Sweden | [1] |
Grandfather and grandson[]
Grandfather | Grandson | Country | Notes |
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Matteo Blomqvist-Zampi | Sweden | ||
Michael Borgqvist | Sweden | Both played for AIK.[10] | |
Glenn Hysén | Sweden | Both played for IFK Göteborg. | |
Hans Johansson | Sam Lundholm | Sweden | |
Lennart Forsberg | Emil Forsberg | Sweden | |
Pontus Karlsson | Sweden | ||
Gösta Sandberg | Gustav Sandberg Magnusson, |
Sweden |
Great-grandfather and great-grandson[]
Great-grandfather | Great-grandson | Country | Notes |
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Tobias Hysén, Alexander Hysén |
Sweden | Erik and Tobias both played for IFK Göteborg. |
Uncle and nephew[]
This category is for such pairings not already listed in the Brothers and Father and son sections above.
Uncle | Nephew | Country | Notes |
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Jörgen Augustsson, Bo Augustsson |
Jimmie Augustsson | Sweden | |
Harry Bild | Per-Olof Bild | Sweden | |
Allan Karlsson, |
Sweden | All three played for Billingsfors IK in the 1946–47 season. | |
Lars Sandberg | Gustav Sandberg Magnusson, |
Sweden |
Cousins[]
Cousin | Cousin | Country | Notes |
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Andreas Augustsson, Jakob Augustsson |
Jimmie Augustsson | Sweden | |
Carlos Banda | Carlos Banda (manager) | Sweden | Both in the Djurgårdens IF organization. |
Imad Khalili | Abdul Khalili | Sweden | Both played for Helsingborgs IF and Hammarby IF. |
Martin Kayongo-Mutumba | Sweden Uganda |
Second cousins. |
In-laws[]
In-law | In-law | Country | Notes |
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Kalle Björklund, | Tommy Svensson, Peter Svensson | Sweden | Karl-Gunnar and Karl-Axel are brothers-in-law of Tommy and Peter. |
Alexander Hysén, Tobias Hysén | Andreas Drugge | Sweden | Andreas is brother-in-law of Alexander and Tobias,[18] and son in law of Glenn Hysén. Tobias and Andreas played in IFK Göteborg in the 2011 season. |
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