List of foreign Allsvenskan players

This is a list of foreign players in Allsvenskan, which commenced play in 1924. The following players must meet both of the following two criteria:

have played at least one Allsvenskan game. Players who were signed by Allsvenskan clubs, but only played in lower league, cup and/or European games, or did not play in any competitive games at all, are not included.
are considered foreign, determined by the following:

A player is considered foreign if he is not eligible to play for Sweden national football team.^[a]

Ronald Powell, who played for Brynäs IF in the 1974 season, was the first foreign player in Allsvenskan.^[1]

List of players[]

Afghanistan[]

Sharif Mukhammad – AFC Eskilstuna – 2017
Farshad Noor – AFC Eskilstuna – 2017

Albania[]

Agon Mehmeti has played 113 Allsvenskan matches for Malmö FF.

Etrit Berisha – Kalmar – 2008–2013
Agon Mehmeti^[b]^[c] – Malmö FF – 2008–2011, 2014–2015
Migen Memelli – GAIS – 2007–2008
Valdet Rama – Örebro – 2011–2012

Algeria[]

Samir Beloufa – Helsingborg – 2007
Dalil Benyahia – Brommapojkarna – 2009, 2010

Angola[]

Yamba Asha – Öster – 2006
Paulo Figueiredo – Öster – 2006
Dominique Kivuvu – Mjällby – 2012

Argentina[]

Martín Crossa – IFK Göteborg – 2003
Gabriel Ferreyra – AIK – 2014
Franco Miranda – Helsingborg – 2006–2007
Pablo Monsalvo – AIK – 2007
Iván Obolo – AIK – 2007–2009
Jorge Ortiz – AIK – 2008–2010
Luis Antonio Rodríguez – Djurgården – 2010
José Shaffer – IFK Göteborg – 2006
Luis Solignac – Djurgården – 2013
Nicolás Stefanelli – AIK – 2017–
Lucas Valdemarín – AIK – 2007–2008

Armenia[]

Levon Pachajyan – GAIS – 2008

Australia[]

– Norrköping – 2002
Luke Casserly – AIK – 2000–2002
Ante Čović – Hammarby, Elfsborg – 2002–2006, 2009–2011
Scott Jamieson – IFK Göteborg – 2016–2017
Nik Mrdja – AIK – 2004
Joseph Spiteri – Norrköping – 2001

Austria[]

Roman Kienast – Helsingborg – 2008
Michael Langer – Norrköping – 2016—
Thomas Piermayr – AFC Eskilstuna – 2017

Azerbaijan[]

Emin Nouri – Öster, Kalmar – 2006, 2008–
Anatoli Ponomarev – Kalmar, GAIS – 2005, 2007
Igor Ponomaryov – Norrköping – 1989

Belarus[]

Sergei Aleinikov – Oddevold – 1996
Dzyanis Sashcheka – Halmstad – 2005

Belgium[]

Bernard Beuken – Malmö FF – 1996
Yannis Mbombo – Örebro – 2017–
– Trelleborg – 1998

Benin[]

Yosif Ayuba – Djurgården – 2009–2010
Razak Omotoyossi^[d] – Helsingborg, GAIS, Syrianska – 2007–2008, 2011

Bosnia and Herzegovina[]

Haris Radetinac has played 107 Allsvenskan matches for Åtvidaberg, Mjällby and Djurgården.

Admir Aganović – Syrianska – 2012
Almir Buhić – Örebro – 1996
– Brage – 1986
Ranko Đorđić – Norrköping – 1985–1988
Nedim Halilović – Örebro – 2007–2008
Nikola Jokišić – Norrköping, Häcken – 1994
Dragan Kapčević – Gefle, Sirius – 2010–2011, 2017
Aleksandar Kitić – Ljungskile – 2008
Sulejman Krpić – AIK – 2017
Darko Mavrak – Djurgården, Norrköping – 1995–1997
Enes Muhić – Öster – 1992
Nebojša Novaković – Djurgården, AIK – 1995–2001
Haris Radetinac – Åtvidaberg, Mjällby, Djurgården – 2010, 2012–2013, 2013–
Radoslav Radulović – Enköping – 2003
Ivan Ristić – Syrianska – 2011
Amir Teljigović – Trelleborg – 1997–1998

Bolivia[]

Martin Smedberg-Dalence^[e]^[f]^[b] – IFK Göteborg, Ljungskile, IFK Norrköping – 2005, 2008, 2011–

Brazil[]

Álvaro Santos has played 165 Allsvenskan matches for Helsingborg, Örgryte and GAIS.

Aílton – Örgryte – 2004–2006
Alessandro Pereira – Örgryte, Syrianska, AIK – 2009, 2011–2013, 2015
Alex – Hammarby – 2016
Afonso Alves – Örgryte, Malmö FF – 2002–2003, 2004–2006
Dedé Anderson – Hammarby, Kalmar – 2003–2005
Anselmo – Halmstad – 2008–2010
Ari – Kalmar – 2006–2007
Lourival Assis – Kalmar – 2009
Fábio Augusto – Kalmar – 2004–2007
Daniel Bamberg – Norrköping, Örebro – 2008, 2012
– Enköping – 2003
– Örgryte – 2003
Pablo Campos – GAIS – 2008
Leandro Castán – Helsingborg – 2007
Cláudio – Hammarby – 2009
Clécio – AIK – 2010
Ricardo Costa – Örebro – 2003–2004
Eduardo Delani – Halmstad – 2005
– Helsingborg – 2008
Diogo – Kalmar – 2004
Eduardo – Örebro – 2003
Elvis – Hammarby – 2003
Enrico – Djurgården – 2006–2008
Jael Ferreira – Kalmar – 2010
Wílton Figueiredo – AIK, Malmö FF – 2006–2007, 2009–2012
Antônio Flávio – AIK – 2009–2010
Bruno Fogaça – Elfsborg – 2001
Gabriel – Malmö FF – 2006–2009
Willian Gerlem – Syrianska – 2013
– Kalmar – 2007
Paulinho Guará – Örgryte, Hammarby, Örebro – 2002–2008, 2010–2011
– Enköping – 2003
Pedro Henrique – Kalmar – 2011
Ismael – Kalmar – 2013–
Júnior – Malmö FF – 2006–2007
Kayke – Häcken – 2010–2011
– Syrianska – 2013
Vinícius Lopes – Häcken – 2008–2010
Gabriel Machado – Syrianska – 2013
Rafael Magalhães – Hammarby – 2009
Maranhão – Häcken – 2011
– Hammarby – 2004
Bruno Marinho – Åtvidaberg – 2010, 2012, 2014–2015
Alysson Marins – Kalmar – 2002
Gustavo Martins – Landskrona – 2002
Matâo – GAIS – 2008
Thiago Matos – Kalmar – 2006
Caio Mendes – Norrköping – 2011
Daniel Mendes – AIK, Kalmar – 2006–2013
– GAIS – 2008–2009
Adriano Munoz – Örebro – 2009
Thiago Oliveira – Kalmar – 2007
Pablo Dyego – Djurgården – 2013
Paulinho – Häcken, Örebro – 2007–2011, 2015–
Piracaia – AIK – 1997–1998
Michel Pires – Sundsvall – 2012
Rafael Porcellis – Helsingborg – 2009–2010
Thiago Quirino – Djurgården – 2006–2008
Reinaldo – Helsingborg – 2002
Claudinei Resende – Helsingborg – 2004
Ricardinho – Malmö FF – 2009–2014
– Örgryte – 2004
João Rodrigo – Öster – 2003
Leandro Rodrigues – Kalmar – 2009
Romário – Kalmar – 2017–
Romarinho – GAIS, Kalmar – 2009–
Rômulo – Hammarby – 2016–
– Örgryte – 2004
Marcel Sacramento – Kalmar – 2008, 2010
César Santin – Kalmar – 2004–2008
Álvaro Santos – Helsingborg, Örgryte, GAIS – 2000–2003, 2009, 2011–2014
Bruno Santos – Norrköping – 2011
Ricardo Santos – Kalmar, Djurgården, Åtvidaberg – 2007, 2009–2014
– AIK – 2006
Álberis da Silva – Åtvidaberg – 2010, 2012–2015
Reinaldo da Silva – Kalmar – 2009
Rogério Silva – Helsingborg – 2001
Daniel Sobralense – Kalmar, IFK Göteborg, Örebro – 2008–2014
Thiago – Trelleborg – 2011
– Helsingborg – 2003
Valter Tomaz Júnior – Örgryte – 1998–2006
– Landskrona – 2002
Douglas Vieira – Kalmar – 2010
– AFC Eskilstuna – 2017
Wánderson – GAIS, Helsingborg – 2007–2012, 2019

Bulgaria[]

– Brage – 1986
– Brage – 1986

Burkina Faso[]

Adama Guira – Djurgården – 2011

Cameroon[]

Eric Ayuk – Jönköping – 2017–
Eric Bassombeng – Örebro, GAIS – 2008–2012
Joseph Elanga – Malmö FF – 2000–2005, 2010
Patrice Kwedi – IFK Göteborg – 2004
Matthew Mbuta – Syrianska – 2012
Joseph Nguijol – Gefle – 2005
Alain Junior Ollé Ollé – Åtvidaberg – 2012
Bertin Samuel Zé Ndille – Örebro – 2008–2010

Canada[]

Kenny Stamatopoulos has played 67 Allsvenskan matches for Enköping and AIK.

Sam Adekugbe – IFK Göteborg – 2017–
Stephen Ademolu – Trelleborg – 2004
Fernando Aguiar – Landskrona – 2004
Wyn Belotte – Norrköping – 2002
Nikola Budalić – Örebro – 2003
Tomer Chencinski – Örebro, Helsingborg – 2012, 2016
Nick Dasovic – Trelleborg – 1996
Ali Gerba – GIF Sundsvall, IFK Göteborg – 2005–2007
Atiba Hutchinson – Öster, Helsingborg – 2003–2005
Chris Pozniak – Örebro – 2001–2003
Kenny Stamatopoulos – Enköping, AIK – 2003, 2010–
Mark Watson – Öster – 1997–1998

Cape Verde[]

Mateus Lopes – Assyriska – 2005

Chad[]

Azrack Mahamat^[g] – Halmstad – 2009

Chile[]

Miiko Albornoz has played 121 Allsvenskan matches for Brommapojkarna and Malmö FF.

Miiko Albornoz^[e]^[f]^[b]^[c] – Brommapojkarna, Malmö FF – 2009–2014
Marko Biskupović – Kalmar, – 2016–
Juan Robledo – Mjällby, Öster – 2010, 2012–2013

Comoros[]

Fouad Bachirou^[g] – Östersund, Malmö – 2016–

Costa Rica[]

Celso Borges has played 71 Allsvenskan matches for AIK.

Celso Borges – AIK – 2012–2014
Diego Calvo – IFK Göteborg – 2014
Jonathan McDonald – Kalmar – 2012–2013
Christopher Meneses – Norrköping – 2013–2015
Roy Miller – Örgryte – 2009

Croatia[]

Ivica Cvitkušić – Djurgården – 1992
Mario Jelavić – Åtvidaberg – 2015
Goran Ljubojević – AIK – 2010
Hrvoje Milić – Djurgården – 2009–2010
Mario Musa – Hammarby – 2017
Mate Šestan – Hammarby – 1999
Nikola Tkalčić – Norrköping – 2011–
Ivan Turina – AIK – 2010–2013
Stipe Vrdoljak – AIK – 2017

Czech Republic[]

Martin Hyský – AIK – 1996
Dušan Melichárek – Malmö FF – 2008–2009, 2011
Pavel Zavadil – Öster, Örgryte – 2006, 2009

Denmark[]

Peter Nymann has played 70 Allsvenskan matches for Djurgården.

Nicolaj Agger – Djurgården – 2011
Mads Albæk – IFK Göteborg – 2015–2017
Bo Braastrup Andersen – Djurgården – 1999
Søren Andersen – Norrköping – 1995
Jakob Ankersen – IFK Göteborg – 2015–2016
Jeppe Andersen – Hammarby – 2017–
Morten Avnskjold – Landskrona – 2005
Christian Bank – Malmö FF – 1999
Jesper Bech – Malmö FF – 2005–2006
Mikkel Beckmann – Elfsborg – 2013–2014
Kim Christensen – IFK Göteborg – 2008–2010
Martin Christensen – Åtvidaberg, Helsingborg – 2012–2016
Anders Christiansen – Malmö FF – 2016–
Jesper Christiansen – Elfsborg – 2010–2011
Peter Christiansen – Helsingborg – 2005–2006
– Åtvidaberg – 1978–1979
– Västerås – 1978
Mads Fenger – Hammarby – 2017–
Peter Graulund – Helsingborg – 2004–2005
Jesper Håkansson – Djurgården – 2005
Frederik Helstrup – Helsingborg – 2015–2016
Nichlas Hindsberg – Hammarby – 2005
Kasper Jensen – Djurgården – 2012
Mikkel Jensen – Hammarby, Brommapojkarna – 2003–2010
Thomas Juel-Nielsen – Falkenberg – 2016
– Landskrona – 1994
Allan Kuhn – Örgryte – 1997–2000
Jesper Lange – Helsingborg – 2016
Lars Larsen – Örebro – 2003–2004, 2007
Søren Larsen – Djurgården – 2004–2005
Anders Lindegaard - Helsingborg - 2019-
– Örgryte – 1993
Marcus Mathisen – Halmstad – 2017–
Thomas Mikkelsen – IFK Göteborg – 2015
Brian Steen Nielsen – Malmö FF – 2001–2002
Lasse Nielsen – Malmö FF – 2017–
– Västerås – 1978
Peter Nymann – Djurgården – 2012–2013
Allan Olesen – Åtvidaberg – 2012–2014
Kim Olsen – Örebro – 2008–2010
Bjørn Paulsen – Hammarby – 2017–
Marc Pedersen – Djurgården – 2012–2013
– Mjällby – 1980, 1985
– Trelleborg – 2001
Anders Randrup – Elfsborg – 2016–
Martin Rauschenberg – Gefle – 2015–2016
– Helsingborg – 2002–2004
Mads Roerslev – Halmstad – 2017
Allan Ravn – Landskrona – 2003
Søren Rieks – IFK Göteborg, Malmö FF – 2014–
– Landskrona – 1994
Olcay Senoglu – Trelleborg – 2007–2008
Kevin Stuhr Ellegaard – Elfsborg – 2012–
– Häcken – 1983
Sebastian Svärd – Syrianska – 2013
Stig Tøfting – Häcken – 2005
Christian Traoré – Hammarby – 2002, 2007–2009
Jeppe Vestergaard – Malmö FF – 2002–2003
Lasse Vibe – IFK Göteborg – 2013–2015
Ulrich Vinzents – Malmö FF – 2006–2012
Kenneth Zohore – IFK Göteborg – 2014

DR Congo[]

René Makondele has played 273 Allsvenskan matches for Djurgården, Gefle, Helsingborg and Häcken.

Yannick Bapupa – Djurgården, Gefle – 2002–2004, 2006–2009
Richard Ekunde – GAIS – 2006–2012
René Makondele – Djurgården, Gefle, Helsingborg, Häcken – 2002–2016

Egypt[]

– Helsingborg – 1997
Alexander Jakobsen – Falkenberg, Norrköping – 2015–

England[]

John Allen – Malmö FF, V. Frölunda – 1989
Ken Allen – Halmstad – 1983
Hakeem Araba – Falkenberg – 2015–2016
Calum Angus – GAIS – 2009–2012
Dave Bamber – Trelleborg – 1985
Kundai Benyu – Helsingborg – 2019
Eddie Blackburn – Halmstad – 1987
Jamal Blackman – Östersund – 2016
Lee Boylan – Trelleborg – 1999
Shaun Close – Halmstad – 1986
Charlie Colkett – Östersund – 2019–
Terry Curran – Åtvidaberg – 1980
Alan Dodd – GAIS – 1988
Curtis Edwards – Östersund, Djurgården – 2016–2019, 2019–
Justin Fashanu – Trelleborg – 1993
Andrew Fox – AFC Eskilstuna – 2017
Steve Galloway – Djurgården, Umeå – 1988–1989, 1996
Steve Gardner – IFK Göteborg, GAIS – 1983–1984, 1988
Stuart Garnham – Djurgården – 1981
Colin Hill – Trelleborg – 1997
Jamie Hopcutt – Östersund – 2016–
Brian Hornsby – Brage – 1984–1985
Graham Howell – Västerås – 1978
Simon Hunt – Elfsborg, Brage – 1984, 1986–1987
Francis Jno-Baptiste – Östersund – 2019–
James Keene – GAIS, Elfsborg, Djurgården, Halmstad – 2006–2013, 2015
Andrew Kelly – Landskrona – 2005
Billy Lansdowne – Kalmar – 1984–1986
Gary Locke – Halmstad – 1986
Brian McDermott – Norrköping, Djurgården – 1984, 1986
Malcolm Macdonald – Djurgården – 1979
Noel Mbo – Helsingborg – 2019–
Paul McKinnon – Malmö FF – 1980–1981
Trevor Mathewson – Örgryte – 1988
Jernade Meade – AFC Eskilstuna – 2017
– Åtvidaberg – 1981
Ravel Morrison – Östersund – 2019
– Öster – 1995
Gary Owen – Hammarby – 1988
Tim Parkin – Malmö FF – 1980–1981
George Parris – Norrköping – 1995
Kyle Patterson – GAIS – 2010
Kenny Pavey – AIK, Öster – 2006–2011, 2013–2015
Ronald Powell – Brynäs – 1974
Alex Purver – Östersund – 2019–
Lloyd Saxton – GIF Sundsvall – 2015–
Jerell Sellars – Östersund – 2018–
Teddy Sheringham – Djurgården – 1985
Carl Shutt – Malmö FF – 1990
Mike Small – Häcken – 1994
Blair Turgott – Östersund – 2019–
Steve Whitton – Halmstad – 1990
– AIK – 1978–1979
Gary Williams – Djurgården – 1978–1980, 1986
David Wilson – Ljungskile – 1997
Frank Worthington – Mjällby – 1980
Kevin Wright – Örebro – 2019–

Eritrea[]

Henok Goitom^[e]^[c] – AIK – 2012–2015, 2017–

Estonia[]

Henri Anier – Kalmar – 2016
Vitali Gussev – Trelleborg – 2004
Marko Kristal – Elfsborg – 1999
Siim Luts – Norrköping – 2013
Tarmo Neemelo – Helsingborg – 2006
Joonas Tamm – Norrköping – 2011–2013
Ingemar Teever – Öster – 2006
Andreas Vaikla – Norrköping – 2016
Kristen Viikmäe – Gefle – 2006
Indrek Zelinski – Landskrona – 2003

Ethiopia[]

Walid Atta^[h]^[c] – AIK, Helsingborg, Häcken, Östersund – 2008–2010, 2012–2014, 2016–
Yussuf Saleh^[e] – AIK, Syrianska – 2008–2009, 2011–2012

Finland[]

Markus Halsti has played 112 Allsvenskan matches for Malmö FF.

Daniel Sjölund has played 253 Allsvenskan matches for Djurgården and Åtvidaberg.

Denis Abdulahi – Örebro – 2010–2011
Pertti Alaja – Malmö FF – 1982–1983
Jarmo Alatensiö – Brage – 1988–1989
Nikolai Alho – Halmstad – 2017–
Paulus Arajuuri – Kalmar – 2010–2013
Kari Arkivuo – Häcken – 2010–
Magnus Bahne – Halmstad – 2007–2009
Anders Eriksson – Öster – 1996–1997
Jari Europaeus – Gefle, Öster – 1984, 1987–1988
Petteri Forsell – Örebro – 2017–
Mikael Granskog – Norrköping – 1981–1982, 1984–1986
Tommi Grönlund – Ljungskile, Trelleborg, Helsingborg – 1997–2003
Markus Halsti – Malmö FF – 2008–2014
Kasper Hämäläinen – Djurgården – 2010–2012
Janne Hietanen – Norrköping – 1998
Erik Holmgren – GAIS – 1988–1992
– Åtvidaberg – 2015
Jari Hudd – AIK – 1987–1989
Jukka Ikäläinen^[e] – Örgryte – 1981–1985
Jari Ilola – Elfsborg – 2003–2010
Jonatan Johansson^[e] – Malmö FF – 2006–2008
Miika Juntunen – Örgryte – 1986
– AIK – 1976–1978
Christoffer Kloo – Öster – 1996–1998
– Ljungskile – 1997
Sampo Koskinen – IFK Göteborg – 2003
Mika Kottila – Trelleborg – 2000–2001
Toni Kuivasto – Djurgården – 2003–2009
– IFK Sundsvall – 1979
– IFK Sundsvall – 1981
– IFK Sundsvall – 1981
Jari Litmanen – Malmö FF – 2005–2006
Ismo Lius – Örgryte – 1990
Jani Lyyski – Djurgården – 2010–2011
Tomi Maanoja – AIK – 2008–2010
Eero Markkanen – AIK – 2014, 2016–
– Brynäs – 1974
– Ljungskile – 1997
– GIF Sundsvall – 1989
Jyrki Nieminen – AIK – 1979, 1981–1984
Jari Niinimäki – AIK – 1986
Fredrik Nordback – Örebro – 1997–2004, 2007–2011
– Örebro – 1990
Jussi Nuorela – Malmö FF – 2002–2003
Mika Nurmela – Malmö FF – 1993–1995
Janne Oinas – Örebro – 1995
Juhani Ojala – Häcken – 2017–
Mika Ojala – Häcken – 2013
Antti Okkonen – Landskrona – 2004–2005
Hannu Patronen – Helsingborg – 2008–2011
Esa Pekonen – AIK – 1987–1989
Akseli Pelvas – Falkemberg – 2016
Joel Perovuo – Djurgården – 2010–2011
Erkka Petäjä – Öster, Malmö FF – 1985–1988, 1990–1993
Juho Pirttijoki – Sundsvall – 2017–
Antti Pohja – Hammarby – 2002–2003
Roni Porokara – Örebro – 2008–2010
Jens Portin – Gefle – 2010–2016
Jari Poutiainen – Hammarby – 1990
Jari Rantanen – IFK Göteborg – 1986–1987
Rami Rantanen – Trelleborg – 1995–1997
Aki Riihilahti – Djurgården – 2007–2008
Patrik Rikama-Hinnenberg – GIF Sundsvall – 2012
Riku Riski – Örebro, IFK Göteborg – 2011, 2015
Paulus Roiha – Åtvidaberg – 2010
Anders Roth – Örgryte – 1987–1990
Janne Saarinen – IFK Göteborg, Häcken – 1997, 2009
Jarmo Saastamoinen – AIK – 1995
Mika Sankala – GIF Sundsvall – 1987–1989
Jani Sarajärvi – Norrköping – 2002
Jukka Sauso – Örgryte – 2005–2006
Henri Scheweleff – Örgryte – 2005–2006
Rasmus Schüller – Häcken – 2016–2017
Henri Sillanpää – GAIS – 2010–2012
Daniel Sjölund – Djurgården, Åtvidaberg, Norrköping – 2003–
Simon Skrabb – Åtvidaberg, Gefle, Norrköping – 2014–
Tim Sparv – Halmstad – 2007–2009
Antti Sumiala – Norrköping – 2002
Kim Suominen – Norrköping – 1996–1997
Fredrik Svanbäck – Helsingborg – 2004–2009
Robert Taylor – AIK – 2017–
Joona Toivio – Djurgården – 2010–2012
– Norrköping – 1989
Marko Tuomela – GIF Sundsvall – 2001–2002
Tuomo Turunen – IFK Göteborg, Trelleborg – 2009–2011
Jere Uronen – Helsingborg – 2012–2015
– Holmsund – 1967
– Öster, Gefle – 1980–1984
– Häcken, Örgryte – 2001, 2005–2006
Sauli Väisänen – AIK – 2014–2017
Vesa Vasara – Kalmar – 2002
Kari Virtanen – AIK – 1983–1985
Ville Viljanen – Häcken, V. Frölunda – 1998–1999
Robin Wikman – Landskrona, Häcken – 2005, 2009
Tommy Wirtanen – Örebro – 2009–2012

France[]

Ibrahim Ba – Djurgården – 2005
Mamadou Fofana – Syrianska – 2011
Léandre Griffit – Elfsborg – 2006–2007
Joshua Nadeau – Gefle – 2016
Damien Plessis – Örebro – 2017–
Arthur Sorin – Kalmar – 2007–2008

Gabon[]

Serge-Junior Martinsson Ngouali^[c] – Brommapojkarna, Hammarby – 2010, 2013–2014, 2017–

Gambia[]

Pa Dembo Touray has played 194 Allsvenskan matches for Djurgården.

Modou Barrow – Norrköping – 2012
Kebba Ceesay^[c] – Djurgården – 2007–2012, 2016
Omar Colley – Djurgården – 2015–2016
Pa Dibba – GIF Sundsvall, Hammarby – 2012, 2015–
Aziz Corr Nyang – Djurgården – 2002–2004
Njogu Demba-Nyrén – Häcken – 2000–2001
Omar Jawo – Gefle, Syrianska – 2009–2012
Demba Savage – Häcken – 2016–
Alagie Sosseh – Hammarby – 2007–2008
Pa Dembo Touray – Djurgården – 2004–2011

Georgia[]

Soso Chedia – GIF Sundsvall – 1991
Kakhaber Tskhadadze – GIF Sundsvall – 1991
Zurab Tsiskaridze – AFC Eskilstuna – 2017

Germany[]

Dieter Burdenski – AIK – 1988
Christian Demirtaş – Syrianska – 2012–2013
Lukas Grill – Mjällby – 2014
Michael Görlitz – Halmstad – 2008–2011
Jan Tauer – Djurgården – 2007–2009
Volker Tönsfeldt – Djurgården – 1980–1981

Ghana[]

Zakaria Abdullai – Gefle – 2011–2013
Mohammed Abubakari – Åtvidaberg, Häcken – 2012–
David Accam – Helsingborg – 2012–2014
– Norrköping – 1994–1995
Abdul-Basit Adam – Gefle – 2016
Joachim Adukor – Gefle – 2012–2013
Joseph Aidoo – Hammarby – 2015–
Daniel Amartey – Djurgården – 2013–2014
Frank Arhin – Östersund – 2017–
Ibrahim Atiku – Assyriska – 2005
Reuben Ayarna – GAIS – 2009–2012
Enoch Kofi Adu – Malmö FF – 2014–2016
Derek Boateng – AIK – 2003–2004, 2006
Ema Boateng – Helsingborg – 2013–2015
Kwame Bonsu – Mjällby, Gefle – 2014–2016
Yussif Chibsah – Gefle, Djurgården – 2008–2014
Afo Dodoo – Landskrona – 2002–2003
Emmanuel Dogbe – Åtvidaberg – 2013–2014
Godsway Donyoh – Djurgården, Falkenberg – 2013–2015
Benjamin Fadi – Malmö FF – 2013
Emmanuel Frimpong – AFC Eskilstuna – 2017–
King Gyan – Halmstad – 2014–2015
Kwame Karikari – AIK, Halmstad – 2011–2015
Prosper Kasim – IFK Göteborg – 2016–
Richard Kingson – Hammarby – 2007
Gershon Koffie – Hammarby – 2017–
Patrick Kpozo – AIK, Östersund – 2016–
Enock Kwakwa – Falkenberg – 2015–2016
Abdul Majeed Waris – Häcken – 2010–2012
Michael Mensah – Trelleborg – 2007–2008
Richard Oteng Mensah – Malmö FF – 2001
Baba Mensah – Häcken – 2016
Samuel Mensiro – Örebro, Östersund – 2014–
– Norrköping – 2002
Nasiru Mohammed – Häcken – 2012–
Ibrahim Moro – AIK – 2012–2014
Divine Naah – Örebro, – 2017–
Ebenezer Ofori – AIK – 2013–2016
– Falkenberg – 2016
Mike Owusu – Malmö, Örgryte, Trelleborg – 1997–2001, 2004–2005
Yaw Preko – Halmstad – 2004–2005
Kwame Quansah – AIK – 2003–2004
Shamo Quaye – Umeå – 1996
Lawson Sabah – IFK Göteborg – 2016–
Charles Sampson – Assyriska – 2005
Kingsley Sarfo – Sirius, Malmö FF – 2017–
Emmanuel Tetteh – IFK Göteborg – 1997–1999

Greece[]

– Kalmar – 1982, 1984–1985

Guinea[]

– AFC Eskilstuna – 2017

Guinea-Bissau[]

Adelino Lopes – Assyriska – 2005
José Monteiro^[i] – Hammarby – 2006–2009

Hungary[]

Balázs Rabóczki – Norrköping – 2002
Gábor Szántó – Elfsborg – 1987

Iceland[]

Hjálmar Jónsson has played 228 Allsvenskan matches for IFK Göteborg.

Kári Árnason^[e] – Djurgården, Malmö FF – 2005–2006, 2015–2016
Guðjón Baldvinsson – GAIS, Halmstad – 2009, 2013–2014
Hlynur Birgison – Örebro – 1995–1998
Ólafur Örn Bjarnason – Malmö FF – 1998–1999
Teddy Bjarnason – IFK Göteborg – 2009–2012
Halldór Orri Björnsson – Falkenberg – 2014
Hilmar Björnsson – Helsingborg – 1998–1999
Helgi Daníelsson^[e] – Öster, Elfsborg, AIK – 2006, 2008–2013
Alfreð Finnbogason – Helsingborg – 2010
Jón Guðni Fjóluson – Sundsvall, Norrköping – 2012, 2015–
Skúli Jón Friðgeirsson – Elfsborg, Gefle – 2012–2014
Gunnar Gíslason – Häcken – 1993
Arnór Guðjohnsen – Häcken, Örebro – 1993–1998
Eggert Guðmundsson – Halmstad – 1982–1986
Jóhann Guðmundsson – Örgryte, GAIS – 2004–2008
Tryggvi Guðmundsson – Örgryte – 2004
Brynjar Gunnarsson – Örgryte – 1999
Guðmundur Reynir Gunnarsson – GAIS – 2009
Garðar Gunnlaugsson – Norrköping – 2008
Höskuldur Gunnlaugsson – Halmstad 2017
Emil Hallfreðsson – Malmö FF – 2006
Tryggvi Hrafn Haraldsson – Halmstad 2017
Haukur Heiðar Hauksson – AIK – 2015–
Eyjólfur Héðinsson – GAIS – 2007–2011
Auðun Helgason – Landskrona – 2003–2004
Hjörtur Hermannsson – IFK Göteborg – 2016
– AIK – 1981
Sigurbjörn Hreidarsson – Trelleborg – 2000
Haraldur Ingólfsson – Elfsborg – 1998–2000
Hallgrímur Jónasson – GAIS – 2009–2011
– Helsingborg – 1998
Gunnlaugur Jónsson – Örebro – 1998
Hjálmar Jónsson – IFK Göteborg – 2002–2016
Kristinn Jónsson – Brommapojkarna – 2014
Kristján Jónsson – Elfsborg – 1997
Pétur Björn Jónsson – Hammarby – 1998
Sigurður Jónsson – Örebro – 1996–1997
Viðar Örn Kjartansson – Malmö FF – 2016
Birkir Kristinsson – Norrköping – 1998
Rúnar Kristinsson – Örgryte – 1995–1997
Ögmundur Kristinsson – Hammarby – 2015–
Guðjón Pétur Lýðsson – Helsingborg – 2011
Pétur Marteinsson – Hammarby – 1998, 2003–2006
Guðmundur Mete – Malmö FF – 2002
– IFK Göteborg – 1980
Elías Már Ómarsson – IFK Göteborg – 2016–
– Örgryte – 1980–1981
Sölvi Ottesen – Djurgården – 2004–2008
Victor Pálsson – Helsingborg – 2014–2015
Einar Pall Tomasson – Degerfors – 1993
Alfons Sampsted – Norrköping – 2017–
Birkir Már Sævarsson – Hammarby – 2015–
Jónas Guðni Sævarsson – Halmstad – 2009–2011
Eiður Sigurbjörnsson – Örebro – 2011, 2015
Þorvaldur Makan Sigbjörnsson – Öster – 1998
Arnór Sigurðsson – Norrköping – 2017–
Hannes Sigurðsson – Sundsvall, Mjällby – 2008, 2013
Kristinn Freyr Sigurðsson – Sundsvall – 2017–
Ragnar Sigurðsson – IFK Göteborg – 2007–2011
– V. Frölunda – 1995
Rúnar Már Sigurjónsson – Sundsvall – 2015–2016
Ari Freyr Skúlason – Häcken, GIF Sundsvall – 2006, 2008, 2012
Ólafur Ingi Skúlason – Helsingborg – 2007–2009
Arnór Smárason – Helsingborg, Hammarby – 2013–2014, 2016–
Árni Stefánsson – Landskrona – 1980
– Örebro – 1992–1995
Kristinn Steindórsson – Halmstad, Sundsvall – 2013–2014, 2016–
– Öster – 1982
Sverrir Sverrisson – Malmö FF – 1998–1999
Atli Sveinn Þórarinsson – Örgryte – 2000–2004
Guðmundur Þórarinsson – Norrköping – 2017–
Stefán Þórðarson – Öster – 1997–1998
Teitur Þórðarson – Öster – 1978–1981, 1985–1986
Þórður Þórðarson – Norrköping – 1999
Guðmann Þórisson – Mjällby – 2014
Gunnar Heiðar Þorvaldsson – Halmstad, Norrköping, Häcken – 2004–2006, 2011–2015
Arnór Ingvi Traustason – Norrköping – 2014–2016
Hjörtur Logi Valgarðsson – IFK Göteborg, Örebro – 2011–2013, 2015–
Árni Vilhjálmsson – Jönköping – 2017–

Italy[]

Gianluca Curci – AFC Eskilstuna, Hammarby IF – 2018, 2019

Iran[]

Omid Nazari – Malmö FF – 2011
Saman Ghoddos – Östersund – 2016–2018
Alireza Haghighi – AFC Eskilstuna, GIF Sundsvall – 2017, 2018

Iraq[]

– Assyriska – 2005
Ahmed Yasin Ghani – Örebro, AIK, Häcken – 2011–2012, 2014–
Brwa Nouri – Östersund – 2016–
- - 2019-

Ireland[]

Anto Flood – Örebro – 2010
Patrick Walker – Häcken, GIF Sundsvall – 1983, 1987–1989

Ivory Coast[]

Aboubakar Keita – Halmstad 2017–
Raoul Kouakou – Malmö FF – 2005–2006
Abdul Razak – IFK Göteborg, AFC Eskilstuna – 2017–

Jamaica[]

Teafore Bennett – Öster – 2006
Dwayne Miller – Syrianska – 2011–2013
Michael Seaton – Örebro – 2015
Luton Shelton – Helsingborg – 2006–2007
Khari Stephenson – GAIS, AIK – 2006–2008

Japan[]

Kosuke Kinoshita – Halmstad – 2017
Yukiya Sugita – Dalkurd – 2018–

Kazakhstan[]

David Loria – Halmstad – 2007

Kenya[]

Robert Mambo Mumba – Örebro, Häcken, GIF Sundsvall – 2004, 2006, 2008
McDonald Mariga – Helsingborg – 2006–2008
Bonaventure Maruti – Örebro – 2001–2003
Michael Olunga – Djurgården – 2016
Patrick Osiako – Mjällby – 2010–2011
Paul Oyuga – Örebro – 2001–2003

Kosovo[]

Ilir Berisha – Örebro, Gefle – 2012, 2014–2015
Erton Fejzullahu – Mjällby, Djurgården, Kalmar – 2011–2014, 2017–
Ardian Gashi – Helsingborg – 2010–2014
Shpëtim Hasani – Kalmar, Norrköping, Örebro, GIF Sundsvall – 2006, 2011–2012, 2014–2016
Kushtrim Lushtaku – Örebro – 2011–2012
Anel Raskaj – Halmstad, AFC Eskilstuna – 2007–2011, 2017
Dardan Rexhepi – Malmö FF, Brommapojkarna, Häcken – 2010–2016
Loret Sadiku – Helsingborg – 2012–2014

Latvia[]

Kaspars Gorkšs – Öster, Assyriska – 2003, 2005
– Helsingborg – 1993–1994
– Örebro – 1992–1993
Andrejs Rubins – Öster – 1997

Lebanon[]

Mohammed Ali Khan – Häcken, Halmstad – 2009–2013, 2015
Abbas Hassan – Elfsborg, Norrköping – 2005, 2007, 2011–2016
Mohamed Ramadan – Helsingborg – 2011, 2015

Liberia[]

Jimmy Dixon – Häcken, Malmö FF – 2005–2009, 2012
Dulee Johnson – Häcken, AIK – 2001–2010
Sam Johnson – Djurgården – 2015–2016
Amadaiya Rennie – Elfsborg, GAIS, Hammarby – 2010–2011, 2015–2016
Dioh Williams – Häcken, Gefle – 2005–2006, 2011–2016

Lithuania[]

Tomas Žvirgždauskas has played 211 Allsvenskan matches for Halmstad.

Vytautas Andriuškevičius – Djurgården – 2013–2014
Tomas Ražanauskas – Malmö FF, Trelleborg – 1999, 2004
Donatas Vencevičius – GIF Sundsvall – 2005
Tomas Žvirgždauskas – Halmstad – 2002–2011

Luxembourg[]

Lars Krogh Gerson – Norrköping, GIF Sundsvall – 2012–

Macedonia[]

Armend Alimi – Örebro – 2011
Daniel Ivanovski – Mjällby – 2010–2014
Zoran Jovanovski – Helsingborg – 1997–1999
Nikica Klinčarski – V. Frölunda – 1989
David Mitov Nilsson^[e]^[f]^[b]^[c]^[j] – Norrköping – 2012–
Nuri Mustafi – GIF Sundsvall – 2008, 2012
Artim Šakiri – Halmstad – 1997–1998
Jurica Siljanoski – Elfsborg – 2001–2003
– Enköping – 2003
Vujadin Stanojković – Degerfors, Trelleborg – 1993–1998
– V. Frölunda – 2000
Leonard Zuta^[e] – Häcken – 2012–2015

Malawi[]

Russell Mwafulirwa – Norrköping – 2008, 2011

Mali[]

Adama Tamboura – Helsingborg – 2006–2009

Moldova[]

Igor Armaş – Hammarby – 2009
Petru Racu – Norrköping – 2008, 2011

Montenegro[]

Dragoljub Brnović – Örgryte – 1993
Dragan Đukanović – Örebro – 1997–1998
Žarko Dragaš – Degerfors – 1996
Sead Hakšabanović – Halmstad – 2015, 2017–
Slobodan Marović – Norrköping – 1992–1994
Duško Radinović – Degerfors – 1993–1997
Miodrag Radulović – Degerfors – 1996–1997
Vladimir Rodić – Malmö FF – 2015–2016
Aleksandar Vlahović – Hammarby – 1994
Milenko Vukčević – Degerfors – 1993–1997

Montserrat[]

Alex Dyer^[k] – Östersund, Elfsborg – 2016–

Morocco[]

Driss El-Asmar – Malmö FF, Enköping – 2002–2003
Yazid Kaïssi^[g] – Häcken – 2005–2006

Netherlands[]

Moestafa El Kabir – Mjällby, Häcken – 2010–2014
Othman El Kabir – Djurgården – 2016–
Michiel Hemmen – Häcken – 2015
Jos Hooiveld – AIK – 2009, 2015–2016
Rick Kruys – Malmö FF – 2008–2010
Geert den Ouden – Djurgården – 2003–2004
Melvin Platje – Kalmar – 2014
Alexander Prent – Halmstad – 2009–2010
Frank Schinkels – Halmstad – 1981–1982
Niels Vorthoren – Häcken – 2015–2016

New Zealand[]

Craig Henderson – Mjällby – 2011–2013
Dan Keat – Falkenberg – 2014–2015

Nigeria[]

Mohammed Abdulrahman – GAIS – 2011
Michael Adeyinka – GIF Sundsvall – 2005
Yakubu Alfa – Helsingborg – 2009
Kevin Amuneke – Landskrona, Norrköping – 2004–2006, 2008
Kingsley Amuneke – Landskrona – 2004–2006
Gbenga Arokoyo – Mjällby – 2012–2014
Samuel Ayorinde – AIK – 2002–2003
Isaac Boye – Örebro – 2017–
Dominic Chatto – Häcken – 2009–2013
John Chibuike – Häcken, AIK– 2009–2011, 2016
Justice Christopher – Trelleborg – 2004
Abiola Dauda – Kalmar – 2008–2012
Chisom Egbuchulam – Häcken – 2017–
Prince Eboagwu – Åtvidaberg – 2008–2012
Prince Ikpe Ekong – GAIS, Djurgården – 2006–2011
Obie Etie – Syrianska – 2011
Dickson Etuhu – AIK – 2015–2016
Bala Garba – GIF Sundsvall – 2003
Haruna Garba – Djurgården – 2017–
Alhaji Gero – Öster, Östersund – 2013, 2016–
Kennedy Igboananike – Djurgården, AIK, Örebro – 2007, 2010–2014, 2017–
Peter Ijeh – Malmö FF, IFK Göteborg, Syrianska, GAIS – 2001–2005, 2011–2012
Bonke Innocent – Malmö FF – 2017–
Monday James – Hammarby – 2009
Pascal Kondaponi – Ljungskile – 2008
Garba Lawal – Elfsborg – 2004
Chinedu Obasi – AIK – 2016–
Mike Obiku – Helsingborg – 1994
Edward Ofere – Malmö FF – 2005–2010
Moses Ogbu – Jönköping, Sirius – 2016–
Chidi Omeje – AFC Eskilstuna – 2017
Michael Omoh – Östersund, Örebro – 2016–
John Owoeri – Åtvidaberg, Häcken – 2012–
Monday Samuel – Östersund, Helsingborg – 2016
Taye Taiwo – AFC Eskilstuna – 2017
Akombo Ukeyima – GIF Sundsvall − 2008

Northern Ireland[]

Colin Hill – Trelleborg – 1997
David McCreery – GIF Sundsvall – 1989
Sammy McIlroy – Örgryte – 1986
Daryl Smylie – Ljungskile, Kalmar, Jönköping – 2008–2010, 2016–

Norway[]

Kenneth Høie has played 84 Allsvenskan matches for Elfsborg and Djurgården.

Stian Aasmundsen – Jönköping – 2016–
Haitam Aleesami – IFK Göteborg – 2015–2016
– Örgryte – 1997–1998
Vetle Andersen – Halmstad – 1991–1993
Lars Bakkerud – Helsingborg – 2002–2003
Tommy Bergersen – GIF Sundsvall – 2002–2005
Jo Inge Berget – Malmö FF – 2015–
Trym Bergman – Hammarby – 2000–2002
Daniel Berntsen – Djurgården – 2015–2016
Henrik Bjørdal – IFK Göteborg – 2017–
Christian Brink – GIF Sundsvall – 2012
Fredrik Brustad – AIK – 2015–2016
Lars Cramer – Kalmar – 2013–2015
Thomas Drage – Falkenberg – 2016
Magnus Wolff Eikrem – Malmö FF – 2015–
Arne Erlandsen – Djurgården – 1981
Dinko Felić – Syrianska – 2011–2013
Karl Oskar Fjørtoft – Hammarby – 2003–2004
Lars Fuhre – Hammarby – 2015
Petter Furuseth Olsen – Örebro, Hammarby – 2004–2006
Ardian Gashi – Helsingborg – 2010–2014
Øyvind Gram – Gefle – 2010
Mathias Gravem – Ljungskile, Norrköping, GAIS – 1998–2001, 2006
Niklas Gunnarsson – Elfsborg, Djurgården – 2015–
Erlend Hanstveit – Helsingborg – 2011–2013
Henning Hauger – Elfsborg – 2013–2016
Asbjørn Helgeland – Örebro – 1999–2000
Bjørnar Holmvik – Kalmar – 2013
Jørgen Horn – Elfsborg – 2016–
Tor Øyvind Hovda – Kalmar, Åtvidaberg – 2014–2015
Per Mathias Høgmo – Norrköping – 1986
Kenneth Høie – Elfsborg, Djurgården – 2012–2016
Jon Inge Høiland – IFK Göteborg, Malmö FF – 1999–2007
Bernt Hulsker – AIK – 2006–2007
Kenneth Jensen – Häcken – 1994
Stig Johansen – Helsingborg – 1998–2000
Bjørn Johansen – Helsingborg – 2000–2001
Christian Johnsen – Örebro – 2004
Joackim Jørgensen – Elfsborg – 2012–2013
Pa Modou Kah – AIK – 2003–2004
Aram Khalili – GAIS – 2010
Thomas Kind Bendiksen – Elfsborg – 2016
Mike Kjølø – AIK – 1998–1999
Julian Kristoffersen – Djurgården – 2017–
Snorre Krogsgård – Halmstad – 2015
André Schei Lindbæk – Landskrona – 2004–2005
– Örebro, IFK Göteborg – 1976–1979
Per Edmund Mordt – IFK Göteborg – 1986–1990, 1992
Erik Nevland – IFK Göteborg – 1999
– Enköping – 2003
Thor André Olsen – Djurgården, Norrköping – 1995–1996, 1999
Kjetil Osvold – Djurgården – 1988
Kjetil Ruthford Pedersen – Elfsborg – 1998–2000
Steinar Pedersen – IFK Göteborg – 1999–2001
Tore Pedersen – IFK Göteborg – 1990–1992
Roger Risholt – Häcken, GIF Sundsvall – 2006, 2012
Glenn Roberts – Åtvidaberg – 2010
Thomas Rogne – IFK Göteborg – 2015–
Alexander Ruud Tveter – Halmstad – 2017
Per Verner Rønning – AIK – 2007
Vajebah Sakor – IFK Göteborg – 2017–
Harmeet Singh – Kalmar – 2017–
Edvard Skagestad – Norrköping – 2014
Bent Skammelsrud – Malmö FF – 1990
Morten Skjønsberg – Norrköping – 2012–2014
Mats Solheim – Kalmar, Hammarby – 2012–
Jan Gunnar Solli – Hammarby – 2015
Petter Solli – Trelleborg – 1998–1999
Tom Kåre Staurvik – GIF Sundsvall – 2002–2003
Arild Stavrum – Helsingborg – 1998–1999
Lasse Staw – Syrianska – 2012
Kenneth Storvik – Helsingborg – 1997–1999
Steinar Strømnes – Åtvidaberg – 2010
Sander Svendsen – Hammarby – 2017–
Øyvind Svenning – GIF Sundsvall – 2002–2005
Lars Sætra – Hammarby – 2015–2016
Thomas Sørum – Helsingborg – 2011–2012
Fredrik Torsteinbø – Hammarby – 2015–
Erik Thorstvedt – IFK Göteborg – 1988
Andreas Vindheim – Malmö FF – 2015–
Fredrik Winsnes – Hammarby – 2002
Kjetil Wæhler – IFK Göteborg – 2012–2014

Palestine[]

Mahmoud Eid – Kalmar – 2016—
Imad Zatara^[e] – Brommapojkarna, Syrianska, Åtvidaberg – 2007, 2011–2014

Panama[]

Brunet Hay – Örebro – 2011

Paraguay[]

Antonio Rojas – Halmstad – 2013–2015

Peru[]

Yoshimar Yotún – Malmö FF – 2015–

Poland[]

Dawid Banaczek – Norrköping – 2001–2002
Marcin Burkhardt – Norrköping – 2008
Ryszard Jankowski – Trelleborg – 1992–1995
Miroslaw Kubisztal – Örebro – 1991–1997
Mikołaj Lebedyński – Häcken – 2013
Krzysztof Pawlak – Trelleborg – 1992
– GAIS – 1990–1991
Piotr Skrobowski – Hammarby – 1990
– Trelleborg – 1985
Michał Sławuta – Ljungskile – 2008
Tomasz Stolpa – Gefle – 2007
Igor Sypniewski – Halmstad, Malmö FF, Trelleborg – 2003–2004
Krystian Szuster – Halmstad – 1990
– Mjällby – 1983, 1985

Portugal[]

Yago Fernández – Malmö FF – 2010–2011
Rúben Lameiras – Åtvidaberg – 2015
Paulino Lopes Tavares – Trelleborg – 2008–2009

Romania[]

– Ljungskile – 1997

Russia[]

Sergey Andreyev – Öster – 1990
Aleksandr Gitselov – Öster – 1992–1993
– Norrköping – 1997
Yevgeni Kobozev – Jönköping – 2017–
Yevgeni Kuznetsov – Norrköping, Öster – 1990–1993, 1997
Andrey Lebedev – Brage – 1993
Sergey Prigoda – Öster – 1990

Rwanda[]

Bobo Bola^[l] – Landskrona – 2005
Olivier Karekezi – Helsingborg – 2005–2007

Scotland[]

Stuart Baxter – Landskrona – 1980
Billy Davies – Elfsborg – 1986–1987
Stuart McManus – Örgryte – 1988–1990
Malcolm McPherson – Norrköping – 1996
Paul Maguire – Brage – 1984
Andy Roddie – Ljungskile – 1997

Senegal[]

Aliou Badji – Djurgården – 2017–
Mamadou Diallo – IFK Göteborg – 2003
Papa Alioune Diouf – Kalmar – 2012–
Malick Mané – IFK Göteborg – 2014

Serbia[]

– GAIS – 1992
Slaviša Čula – Örgryte – 1989
Nenad Đorđević – Kalmar – 2012–2015
Nikola Đurđić – Helsingborg, Malmö FF – 2012, 2015
– Trelleborg – 1997
Frederick Enaholo – Trelleborg – 1995–1997
– Assyriska – 2005
Aleksandar Kristić – Degerfors – 1995
– V. Frölunda – 1994
Danilo Kuzmanović – Djurgården – 2010
Nenad Lukić – AIK – 2006
Nebojša Marinković – Djurgården – 2008
– Degerfors – 1997
Ivica Momčilović – Trelleborg – 1998
Miljan Mutavdžić – Malmö FF – 2009–2011
– Umeå – 1996
Bogić Popović – Hammarby – 2000
Aleksandar Prijović – Djurgården – 2013–2014
Petar Puača – Helsingborg – 1997
Milan Simeunović – Malmö FF – 1998–1999
– Ljungskile – 1997
Dragan Vasiljević – Hammarby – 2000

Sierra Leone[]

Alhaji Kamara has played 37 Allsvenskan matches for Djurgården and Norrköping.

Mahmadu Alphajor Bah – Halmstad – 2005
Gbassay Bangura – Degerfors, Elfsborg – 1997–1998
Mohamed Bangura – AIK, Elfsborg – 2010–2013, 2015
Teteh Bangura – AIK – 2011
Samuel Barlay – Malmö FF – 2005
Aluspah Brewah – Hammarby – 2004
Mohamed Buya Turay – AFC Eskilstuna – 2017–
Mohamed Kabia – Syrianska – 2012
Kemokai Kallon – Ljungskile – 1997
Alhaji Kamara – Djurgården, Norrköping – 2012, 2014–2015
Alhassan Kamara – AIK, Örebro, Häcken – 2011–
Alusine Kamara – Syrianska – 2011
Brima Koroma – Enköping, Kalmar – 2003, 2005–2006
Ibrahim Koroma – Trelleborg – 2010–2011
John Sama – Degerfors – 1997
Kabba Samura – IFK Göteborg, Assyriska – 2001–2003, 2005
Sheriff Suma – GAIS – 2007–2008

Slovakia[]

Juraj Dovičovič – Djurgården – 2004
Michal Kubala – Ljungskile – 2008
Marek Hamšík - IFK Göteborg - 2021

Slovenia[]

Peter Binkovski – Öster – 1996
Miran Burgič – AIK – 2006–2010
Dejan Jurkič – Örgryte – 2005–2006
Andrej Komac – Djurgården – 2006–2009
Ermin Šiljak – Hammarby – 2001
Ante Šimundža – Malmö FF – 1998

South Africa[]

May Mahlangu has played 118 Allsvenskan matches for Helsingborg and IFK Göteborg.

Stephen Armstrong – V. Frölunda – 2000
Lance Davids – Djurgården – 2006–2008
– Norrköping – 1997
May Mahlangu – Helsingborg, IFK Göteborg – 2009–2014
Tefu Mashamaite – Häcken – 2015–2016
Mark Mayambela – Djurgården – 2014
Mihlali Mayambela – Djurgården – 2016
Thando Mngomeni – Helsingborg – 2004–2005
Toni Nhleko – Hammarby – 2006–2007
Ayanda Nkili – Örebro – 2014–2015
Siyabonga Nomvethe – Djurgården – 2005
Nathan Paulse – Hammarby – 2008–2009
Sive Pekezela – Gefle – 2013–2014
Amethyst Bradley Ralani – Helsingborg – 2016
Tokelo Rantie – Malmö FF – 2012–2013

South Korea[]

Moon Seon-min – Djurgården – 2015–2016

Spain[]

David Batanero – GIF Sundsvall – 2017–
Cala – Jönköping – 2016–2017
Iván Díaz – Halmstad – 2011
Marcos Gondra Krug – Syrianska – 2012
– GIF Sundsvall – 2017–
Javi Hernández – Halmstad – 2011
– Jönköping – 2016–
Nauzet Pérez – Halmstad – 2011
Álex Portillo – Jönköping – 2016–
Raúl Ruiz – Halmstad – 2011
Tati Alcalde – Landskrona – 1994
– Brage – 1989
José Zamora – Halmstad – 2011

Switzerland[]

Feliciano Magro – Landskrona, Djurgården, Norrköping – 2004–2008

Syria[]

Louay Chanko^[e]^[j] – Djurgården, Malmö FF, Hammarby, Syrianska – 2001–2009, 2012–2013
Imad Chhadeh – Brommapojkarna – 2007, 2009–2010
Elias Merkes – Assyriska – 2005
George Mourad^[m]^[j] – V. Frölunda, IFK Göteborg, Syrianska – 2000, 2004–2007, 2012

Tanzania[]

Haruna Moshi – Gefle – 2010
Kali Ongala^[k] – GIF Sundsvall – 2008

Togo[]

Lalawélé Atakora – AIK, Helsingborg – 2011–2016

Tunisia[]

– Hammarby – 1977
Samir Bakaou – V. Frölunda, GAIS – 1987–1990
Issam Jebali – Elfsborg – 2016—

Uganda[]

Lumala Abdu – Kalmar – 2016–
Martin Kayongo-Mutumba^[e]^[f] – AIK – 2009–2014
Abubaker Tabula – GIF Sundsvall – 2008

Ukraine[]

Viktor Khlus – GAIS – 1989
Vadym Yevtushenko – AIK – 1989–1993

United States[]

Gale Agbossoumonde – Djurgården – 2011
Alejandro Bedoya – Örebro – 2009–2011
D. J. Countess – Öster – 2006
Charlie Davies – Hammarby – 2007–2009
Mix Diskerud – IFK Göteborg – 2017–
John Doyle – Örgryte – 1990
Romain Gall – Sundsvall – 2017–
Brendan Hines-Ike – Örebro – 2016–
Ryan Miller – Halmstad – 2010–2011
Hugo Pérez^[n] – Örgryte – 1990
Samuel Petrone – Mjällby – 2012
– GAIS – 1988
Matt Pyzdrowski – Helsingborg – 2015–2016
Ryan Raybould – Gefle – 2008
Johann Smith – Kalmar – 2010
Brian Span – Djurgården – 2012–2013
Andrew Stadler – Östersund – 2016
McKinley Tennyson – GIF Sundsvall – 2001
Michael Thomas – Halmstad – 2010
Mark White – Hammarby – 1986
Josh Wicks – Sirius – 2017–

Uruguay[]

Jorge Anchén – AIK – 2008
Felipe Carvalho – Malmö FF, Falkenberg – 2015–
Sebastián Eguren – Hammarby, AIK – 2006–2008, 2010
Alejandro Lago – IFK Göteborg – 2006
Diego Lugano – Häcken – 2015

Zambia[]

Isaac Chansa – Helsingborg – 2007–2009
Clifford Mulenga – Örgryte – 2005
Boyd Mwila – Örgryte, Djurgården – 2003–2006, 2009
Edwin Phiri – Örgryte, Ljungskile – 2003–2005, 2008
Dominic Yobe – Örgryte – 2004–2006

Zimbabwe[]

Nyasha Mushekwi has played 21 Allsvenskan matches for Djurgården.

Archford Gutu – Kalmar – 2012–2013
Tinotenda Kadewere – Djurgården – 2015–
Nyasha Mushekwi – Djurgården – 2015
Matthew Rusike – Halmstad, Helsingborg – 2015–2016
Kundai Benyu - Helsingborg - 2019-

Notes[]

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More specifically,
- If a player has been capped on international level, the national team is used; if he has been capped by more than one country, the highest level (or the most recent) team is used.
- If a player has not been capped on international level, his country of birth is used, except those who were born abroad from Swedish parents or moved to Sweden at a young age, and those who clearly indicated to have switched his nationality to another nation.
Clubs listed are those which the player has played at least one Allsvenskan game for.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d has also represented Sweden national under-19 football team.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g has also represented Sweden national under-21 football team.
^ born in Nigeria.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m born in Sweden.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d has also represented Sweden national under-17 football team.
^ ^a ^b ^c born in France.
^ born in Saudi Arabia.
^ born in Algeria.
^ ^a ^b ^c has also represented Sweden national football team.
^ ^a ^b born in England.
^ born in DR Congo.
^ born in Lebanon.
^ born in El Salvador.

References[]

^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2012-11-09. Retrieved 2018-02-20.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)

[1] More specifically,
If a player has been capped on international level, the national team is used; if he has been capped by more than one country, the highest level (or the most recent) team is used.

If a player has not been capped on international level, his country of birth is used, except those who were born abroad from Swedish parents or moved to Sweden at a young age, and those who clearly indicated to have switched his nationality to another nation.
Clubs listed are those which the player has played at least one Allsvenskan game for.

[2] If a player has been capped on international level, the national team is used; if he has been capped by more than one country, the highest level (or the most recent) team is used.

[3] If a player has not been capped on international level, his country of birth is used, except those who were born abroad from Swedish parents or moved to Sweden at a young age, and those who clearly indicated to have switched his nationality to another nation.

[u19-3] s also represented Sweden national under-19 football team.

[u21-4] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g has also represented Sweden national under-21 football team.

[Nigeria-5] rn in Nigeria.

[born-6] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m born in Sweden.

[u17-7] s also represented Sweden national under-17 football team.

[France-8] rn in France.

[Saudi_Arabia-9] rn in Saudi Arabia.

[Algeria-10] rn in Algeria.

[national-11] s also represented Sweden national football team.

[England-12] rn in England.

[DR_Congo-13] rn in DR Congo.

[Lebanon-14] rn in Lebanon.

[El_Salvador-15] rn in El Salvador.

[2] "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2012-11-09. Retrieved 2018-02-20.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)

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