This is a list of foreign players in Damallsvenskan, which commenced play in 1988. The following players must meet both of the following two criteria:

have played at least one Damallsvenskan game. Players who were signed by Damallsvenskan 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 she is not eligible to play for Sweden women's national football team.

More specifically,

If a player has been capped on international level, the national team is used; if she 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, her 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 her nationality to another nation.

The list is organized alphabetically first by country, then by player's name (surname and first name). Clubs listed are those which the player has played at least one Damallsvenskan game for.

In bold: players who have played at least one Damallsvenskan game in the most recent season (2023 Damallsvenskan), and are still at the clubs for which they have played. This does not include current players of an Damallsvenskan club who have not played an Damallsvenskan game in the current season.

This sports-related list is incomplete; you can help by adding missing items. (October 2021)

Africa (CAF)

Asia (AFC)

Australia

Nicole Begg^[37] – Kristianstads DFF – 2013
Tameka Butt^[38] – Mallbacken – 2016
Emma Checker^[39] – Umeå IK – 2022
Kyra Cooney-Cross – Hammarby – 2022–
Brianna Davey^[40] – Linköping – 2013
Lisa De Vanna^[41] – AIK, Linköping – 2008, 2012
Heather Garriock^[42] – Rosengård – 2011
Emily Gielnik^[43] – Vittsjö – 2020–2021
Kate Gill^[44] – AIK, Sunnanå, Rosengård, Linköping – 2008–2011
Katrina Gorry – Vittsjö – 2022–
Charlotte Grant – Rosengård, Vittsjö – 2021–
Winonah Heatley^[45] – Växjö DFF – 2021
Elise Kellond-Knight – Kristianstads DFF, Hammarby – 2018, 2020–2022
Chloe Logarzo^[46] – Eskilstuna United – 2016
Aivi Luik – IFK Kalmar, Häcken – 2018, 2022–
Teagan Micah^[47] – Rosengård – 2021–
Courtney Nevin – Hammarby – 2022–
Joanne Peters^[48] – KIF Örebro – 2005
Clare Polkinghorne – Vittsjö – 2021–
Remy Siemsen^[49] – AIK – 2022
Stacey Stocco^[50] – Jitex – 2006
Lydia Williams^[51] – Piteå – 2012–2013

China

Ma Xiaoxu^[24] – Umeå IK – 2007

Chinese Taipei

Michelle Pao^[52] – Vittsjö – 2015

Japan

Maika Hamano^[53] – Hammarby – 2023–
Honoka Hayashi^[54] – AIK – 2021–2022
Yuka Momiki^[55] – Linköping – 2020–
Aya Noguchi^[56] – Linköping – 2014
Saori Takarada^[57] – Linköping – 2022–
Mami Yamaguchi^[58] – Umeå IK, Hammarby – 2008-2009, 2011

Philippines

Katrina Guillou – Piteå – 2021–^{[b USA]}

Thailand

Miranda Nild^[59] – Kristianstads DFF – 2021^{[b USA]}

Europe (UEFA)

Albania

Dafina Memedov^[60] – Rosengård, Kristianstads DFF, Linköping – 2008–2009, 2011^{[b KOS]}

Armenia

Natasha Tcheki-Jamgotchian^[61] – AIK – 2022^{[b CAN]}

Austria

Simona Koren^[62] – Växjö DFF – 2018–2019

Belgium

Marijke Callebaut^[23]^[24]^[63] – Hammarby, Djurgården – 2006–2009
Femke Maes^[64] – Djurgården – 2008
Lorca van de Putte^[65] – Kristianstads DFF – 2013–2017
Tine Schryvers^[66] – Kristianstads DFF – 2017–2018

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Eldina Ahmić^[67] – AIK – 2014–2015
Azra Duraković^[68] – Tyresö – 2010
Melisa Hasanbegović^[69] – Kvarnsveden – 2017
Lidija Kuliš^[70] – Linköping – 2013
Elma Smajić – Växjö DFF, IFK Kalmar – 2020–2022

Bulgaria

Dessi Dupuy^[71] – KIF Örebro – 2021

Croatia

Iva Landeka^[72] – Rosengård – 2016–2019

Czech Republic

Irena Martínková^[73]^[74] – KIF Örebro – 2013–2014
Lucie Martínková^[75]^[76] – KIF Örebro – 2013–2014
Pavlína Ščasná^[23]^[24]^[77] – KIF Örebro, Rosengård – 2006–2010

Denmark

Janni Arnth^[78]^[79] – Linköping – 2014–2018
Simone Boye Sørensen^[80] – Rosengård, Hammarby – 2017–2018, 2022–
Sofie Bredgaard^[81] – Linköping, Rosengård – 2020–
Cecilie Breil Kramer^[82] – Vittsjö – 2015
Tine Cederkvist^[83] – Rosengård – 2009–2010
Dorte Dalum Jensen^[84]^[85]^[86] – Djurgården – 2006–2007
Nina Frausing Pedersen^[87] – Rosengård – 2016
Mariann Gajhede Knudsen^[88] – Linköping – 2011–2016
Mille Gejl Jensen^[89] – Häcken – 2021–2022
Line Geltzer Johansen^[90] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2017
Pernille Harder^[91] – Linköping – 2012–2016
Dajan Hashemi^[92] – Linköping – 2018–2019
Nanna Johansen^[93]^[24] – Rosengård – 2006–2007
Amalie Jørgensen Vangsgaard^[94] – Linköping – 2021–2022
Sofie Junge Pedersen^[95] – Rosengård, Vittsjö – 2015–2018
Kamilla Karlsen^[96] – Djurgården – 2021–
Maja Kildemoes^[97] – Linköping – 2017–2018
Kathrine Larsen^[98] – Djurgården, Hammarby – 2020, 2022
Stine Larsen^[99] – Häcken – 2021–
Mie Leth Jans^[100] – Rosengård – 2019–
Stina Lykke Borg^[101] – Kristianstads DFF – 2016
Bonny Madsen^[102]^[103] – Malmö FF – 1990–1991^{[b NGA]}
Luna Nørgaard Gevitz^[104] – Häcken – 2021–2022
Christina Ørntoft^[105] – Rosengård – 2008–2012
Cathrine Paaske Sørensen^[106] – Linköping – 2009
Katrine Pedersen^[23]^[86] – Djurgården – 2006
Johanna Rasmussen^[107] – Umeå IK, Kristianstads DFF, Linköping – 2008–2009, 2011–2016, 2018
Line Røddik Hansen^[108] – Tyresö, Rosengård – 2010–2015
Julie Rydahl Bukh^[109] – Linköping – 2009
Karina Sefron^[110]^[103] – Rosengård – 1990–1991
Nicoline Sørensen^[111] – Rosengård – 2014
Sofie Svava^[112] – Rosengård – 2019–
Frederikke Thøgersen^[113] – FC Rosengård – 2022
Sanne Troelsgaard Nielsen^[114] – Rosengård – 2017–
Katrine Veje^[115] – Rosengård – 2011–2013

England

Rebecca Angus^[116] – Jitex – 2011
Anita Asante^[117]^[118] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg, Rosengård – 2012–2017
Karen Bardsley^[119] – Linköping – 2011
Natasha Dowie^[120] – Linköping – 2018^{[b UAE]}
Karen Farley^[121]^[122] – Hammarby, Tyresö – 1994–2000
Katie Lockwood^[123] – KIF Örebro – 2022
Jodie Taylor^[124] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2013

Estonia

Karina Kork – IFK Kalmar – 2022

Finland

Olga Ahtinen^[125] – IF Limhamn Bunkeflo, Linköping – 2019–
Emmi Alanen^[126] – Umeå IK, Vittsjö, Växjö DFF, Kristianstads DFF – 2013–
Kaisa Collin^[127] – Eskilstuna United, AIK – 2019–2022
Jenny Danielsson^[128] – Kristianstads DFF, Kungsbacka, AIK – 2016, 2019, 2021–2022
Adelina Engman^[129] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg, Växjö DFF, Hammarby – 2015–2018, 2021–
Christina Forssell^[130] – Hammarby – 2004–2005
Tia Hälinen^[131] – Eskilstuna United – 2018–2019
Nina Hietanen^[132] – Hammarby, Stattena – 2009
Henna-Riika Honkanen^[133] – Umeå IK – 2022
Tuija Hyyrynen^[134] – Umeå IK – 2011–2015
Jessica Julin^[135]^[136] – Umeå IK, Kopparbergs/Göteborg, AIK, Stattena – 1998–1999, 2003–2009
Heidi Kackur^[137]^[138]^[48] – Rosengård, Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2003–2005
Juliette Kemppi^[139]^[140] – AIK, Växjö DFF, IFK Kalmar – 2015, 2021–
Emma Koivisto^[141] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2018–
Vilma Koivisto^[142] – Piteå, Umeå IK, IFK Norrköping – 2020, 2022–
Anna Koivunen^[143] – Linköping, IFK Kalmar – 2021, 2023–
Heidi Kollanen^[144] – KIF Örebro – 2019–
Tinja-Riikka Korpela^[145] – Tyresö – 2014^[a]
Katariina Kosola^[146] – Umeå IK – 2022
Natalia Kuikka^[147] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2019–
Annika Kukkonen^[148] – Rosengård, Djurgården, Sunnanå, Örebro – 2011–2014, 2016
Susanna Lehtinen^[149]^[150] – KIF Örebro – 2008–2015
Caroline Lundberg^[151] – Djurgården, Kvarnsveden – 2011, 2016
Milla-Maj Majasaari^[152] – AIK – 2021–2022
Anne Mäkinen^[153]^[154] – Umeå IK, AIK – 2005–2006, 2008–2009
Sanna Malaska^[155] – Sunnanå – 2004
Heidi Matinlassi^[156]^[24] – Bälinge – 2006–2007
Minna Meriluoto^[157] – Umeå Södra, Hammarby, Jitex, Vittsjö – 2008–2014
Anni Miettunen^[158] – Umeå IK – 2022
Mathilda Mörn^[159] – Djurgården – 2010–2011
Minna Mustonen^[23] – Bälinge – 2006
Katri Nokso-Koivisto^[24]^[160] – Bälinge, Jitex – 2007–2008, 2012
Pernilla Nordlund^[161] – Umeå IK – 2010–2012
Linda Nyman^[162] – Kungsbacka – 2019
Eva Nyström^[163] – Umeå IK, Hammarby – 2020–
Ria Öling^[164] – Växjö DFF, Rosengård – 2019–
Laura Österberg Kalmari^[138]^[165]^[166] – Umeå IK, Djurgården, AIK – 2003–2009
Elli Pikkujämsä^[167] – KIF Örebro – 2020–2022
Leena Puranen^[168] – KIF Örebro, Hammarby, Jitex – 2008–2013
Jutta Rantala^[169] – Kristianstads DFF, Vittsjö – 2020–
Amanda Rantanen^[170] – KIF Örebro, Linköping – 2021–
Anna-Kaisa Rantanen^[138]^[171] – Linköping, Djurgården, Jitex – 2004–2009, 2011
Natalia Rickne^[172] – Djurgården – 2010–2012
Maija Saari^[173] – Umeå IK, AIK, Mallbacken – 2009–2010, 2012–2015
Essi Sainio^[174] – AIK – 2009
Linda Sällström^[175] – Djurgården, Linköping, Vittsjö – 2008–2011, 2013–2018, 2022–
Iina Salmi^[176] – Rosengård – 2016
Emma Santamäki^[177] – AIK, Umeå IK – 2021–2022
Caroline Sjöblom^[178] – Djurgården – 2011
Wilma Sjöholm^[179] – Djurgården – 2018–2019
Annica Sjölund^[180]^[181] – Älvsjö AIK, AIK, Jitex, Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2002, 2008–2014
Elina Sormunen^[182] – Umeå Södra – 2008
Eveliina Summanen^[183] – KIF Örebro – 2019–
Sanna Talonen^[184] – KIF Örebro – 2009–2015
Anna Tamminen^[185] – Hammarby – 2021–
Julia Tunturi^[186] – Eskilstuna United, Vittsjö – 2018–2022
Petra Vaelma^[187]^[188] – Bälinge, Umeå Södra – 2006, 2008
Sanna Valkonen^[189]^[190]^[191] – Umeå IK, AIK, KIF Örebro – 2002–2010
Anna Westerlund^[192] – Umeå IK, Piteå – 2010–2013

France

Sabrina Viguier^[193] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg, IF Limhamn Bunkeflo – 2014, 2016
Annahita Zamanian^[194] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2016–2018^{[b ENG]}

Germany

Nadine Angerer^[195] – Djurgården – 2008
Eunice Beckmann^[196] – Linköping – 2013
Gina Chmielinski^[197] – Rosengård – 2022–
Ariane Hingst^[24]^[198] – Djurgården – 2007–2008
Rebecca Knaak^[199] – Rosengård – 2022–
Kathrin Längert^[200]^[201] – Rosengård – 2014–2015
Melina Loeck^[202] – Kristianstads DFF – 2020–
Jennifer Meier^[48]^[23]^[24]^[203] – QBIK, Djurgården – 2005–2009
Anja Mittag^[204] – Rosengård – 2012–2015, 2017–2019
Helen Nottebrock^[205] – Tyresö, Hammarby – 2010–2011
Charléne Nowotny^[206] – IFK Kalmar – 2022–
Kathleen Radtke^[207] – Rosengård – 2013–2014
Bianca Rech^[48] – Sunnanå – 2005
Stefanie Sanders^[208] – FC Rosengård – 2021–2022
Bianca Schmidt^[209] – Rosengård – 2021–
Michelle Wörner^[210] – Djurgården – 2016–2018

Greece

Maria Yatrakis^[211]^[212] – QBIK – 2006–2007^{[b USA]}

Hungary

Anna Júlia Csiki^[213] – Häcken – 2020–
Dóra Zeller^[214] – Häcken – 2022–

Iceland

Berglind Rós Ágústsdóttir^[215] – KIF Örebro – 2021–2022
María Björg Ágústsdóttir^[216] – KIF Örebro – 2011
Agla María Albertsdóttir^[217] – Häcken – 2022–
Erla Steina Arnardóttir^[218]^[138]^[48]^[219]^[220] – Stattena, Mallbacken, Kristianstads DFF – 2003–2006, 2008–2011
Guðrún Arnardóttir^[221] – Djurgården, Rosengård – 2019–
Arna Ásgrímsdóttir^[222] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2015–
Sif Atladóttir^[223] – Kristianstads DFF – 2011–
Ásgerður Stefanía Baldursdóttir^[224] – Kristianstads DFF – 2015–
Hlin Eiriksdóttir^[225] – Piteå, Kristianstads DFF – 2021–
Edda Garðarsdóttir^[226] – KIF Örebro – 2009–2012
Hallbera Guðný Gísladóttir^[227]^[228] – Piteå, Djurgården, AIK, IFK Kalmar – 2012–2013, 2017, 2021–2022
Svava Rós Guðmundsdóttir^[229] – Kristianstads DFF – 2019–2020
Guðbjörg Gunnarsdóttir^[230] – Djurgården – 2009–2012, 2016–2020
Guðrún Sóley Gunnarsdóttir^[231] – Djurgården – 2009
Sara Björk Gunnarsdóttir – Rosengård – 2011–^[232]
Soffía Arnþrúður Gunnarsdóttir – Jitex – 2014^[233]
Ásthildur Helgadóttir^[234]^[48]^[23]^[24] – Rosengård – 2003–2007
Þóra Björg Helgadóttir^[235] – Rosengård – 2007, 2010–2014
Rakel Hönnudóttir^[236] – IF Limhamn Bunkeflo – 2018
Amanda Jacobsen Andradóttir^[237] – Kristianstads DFF – 2022–
Katrín Jónsdóttir^[238] – Djurgården, Umeå IK – 2011–2013
Anna Björk Kristjánsdóttir^[239] – KIF Örebro – 2016
Dóra María Lárusdóttir^[240] – Djurgården – 2011
Hólmfríður Magnúsdóttir^[241] – Kristianstads DFF – 2009
Guðný Björk Óðinsdóttir^[242] – Kristianstads DFF – 2009–2015
Katrín Ómarsdóttir^[243] – Kristianstads DFF – 2010, 2012
Anna Rakel Pétursdóttir^[244] – Linköping, Uppsala – 2019–2020
Ingibjörg Sigurðardóttir^[245] – Djurgården – 2018–2019
Sandra Sigurðardóttir^[246] – Jitex – 2011
Dóra Stefánsdóttir^[24]^[247] – Rosengård – 2006–2010
Andrea Torisson^[248]^[249] – Rosengård – 2015–^{[b SWE]}^{[c SWE U19]}
Elísa Viðarsdóttir^[250] – Kristianstads DFF – 2014–
Margrét Lára Viðarsdóttir^[251]^[252] – Linköping, Kristianstads DFF – 2009–
Ólína Guðbjörg Viðarsdóttir^[253] – KIF Örebro – 2009–2011
Glódís Perla Viggósdóttir^[254]^[255] – Eskilstuna United, Rosengård – 2015–
Diljá Ýr Zomers^[256] – Häcken – 2021–
Emelía Óskarsdóttir^[257] – Kristianstads DFF – 2022–

Ireland

Michele O'Brien^[258] – QBIK – 2007^{[b USA]}
Fiona O'Sullivan^[259] – AIK, Piteå – 2010–2011^{[b USA]}
Louise Quinn^[260] – Eskilstuna United – 2014–2016

Italy

Pamela Conti^[261] – Eskilstuna United – 2014
Anna Maria Picarelli^[262] – Kristianstads DFF – 2010

Latvia

Nora Abolins^[263] – KIF Örebro – 2017^{[b CAN]}

Montenegro

Armisa Kuč^[264] – Kvarnsveden – 2017

Netherlands

Mandy van den Berg^[265] – Vittsjö – 2012–2014
Sheila van den Bulk^[266] – Djurgården, Kristianstads DFF – 2016–
Daniëlle van de Donk^[267] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2015
Nathalie Geeris^[268]^[269] – Landvetter, Öxabäcks IF – 1998–1999
Loes Geurts^[270] – Vittsjö, Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2012–
Lieke Martens^[271]^[272] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg, Rosengård – 2014–
Manon Melis^[24]^[273] – Rosengård, Linköping, Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2007–2015
Renée Slegers^[274] – Djurgården, Linköping – 2011–
Kirsten van de Ven^[275] – Tyresö, Rosengård – 2010–2015
Maruschka Waldus^[276] – Mallbacken – 2015

North Macedonia

Nataša Andonova^[277] – Rosengård – 2015–2017

Northern Ireland

Jacqueline Burns – Häcken – 2022

Norway

Joanna Aalstad Bækkelund^[278] – Eskilstuna United – 2022–
Vilde Bøe Risa^[279] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2019–
Ann Mari Dovland^[280] – Piteå – 2012
Cathrine Dyngvold^[281] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2013
Heidi Ellingsen^[282] – Linköping, Växjö DFF – 2021–
Caroline Graham Hansen^[283] – Tyresö – 2013
Vilde Hasund^[284] – Hammarby – 2022–
Andrine Hegerberg^[285]^[286] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg, Häcken – 2013–2016, 2022
Noor Hoelsbrekken Eckhoff^[287] – Eskilstuna United – 2021–2022
Nora Holstad Berge^[288] – Linköping – 2010–2012
Camilla Huseby^[289] – Djurgården – 2020
Lisa-Marie Karlseng Utland^[290] – Rosengård – 2018–
Lise Klaveness^[291]^[24] – Umeå IK – 2006–2007
Kristine Lindblom^[292] – Jitex – 2010–2012
Frida Maanum^[293] – Linköping – 2017–2021
Kristine Minde^[294] – Linköping – 2014–
Maren Mjelde^[295] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2014
Bente Nordby^[296]^[297] – Djurgården – 2006–2007
Hilde Gunn Olsen^[298] – AIK, Linköping – 2014
June Pedersen^[24]^[299] – Umeå IK, Piteå – 2007–
Guro Pettersen^[300] – Piteå – 2020–2021
Ingrid Ryland^[301] – Djurgården – 2018
Ingrid Schjelderup^[302] – Linköping, Eskilstuna United – 2010–2011, 2016
Reidun Seth^[303] – Jitex, Öxabäcks IF – 1995
Elise Stenevik^[304] – Eskilstuna United – 2020–2022
Ingvild Stensland^[24]^[305] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2007–2008, 2011

Poland

Kayla Adamek^[306] – Vittsjö – 2022–^{[b CAN]}
Patrycja Jerzak^[307] – Djurgården – 2017
Luiza Pendyk^[308]^[309]^[310]^[311]^[312]^[313]^[314] – Tyresö, Mallbacken, Malmö FF – 1993, 1995–2001

Portugal

Kimberly Brandão^[315] – Falköping – 2007^{[b USA]}
Carolina Mendes^[316] – Djurgården – 2016
Cláudia Neto^[317]^[318] – Linköping – 2014–2017
Jéssica Silva^[319] – Linköping – 2014

Romania

Andrea Herczeg^[320] – Kungsbacka – 2019

Russia

Alexsandra Lobanova – Brommapojkarna, Djurgården – 2022–

Scotland

Lee Alexander^[321] – Mallbacken – 2016
Vaila Barsley^[322] – Eskilstuna United, Brommapojkarna – 2014–2022
Fiona Brown^[323] – Eskilstuna United, Rosengård – 2017–
Ifeoma Dieke^[24]^[324]^[325] – QBIK, Kristianstads DFF, Vittsjö, IFK Kalmar – 2007–2008, 2012–2018
Mhairi Gilmour^[326] – Djurgården – 2002
Lucy Graham^[327] – Mallbacken – 2015
Nicky Grant^[328] – QBIK – 2007
Hayley Lauder^[329]^[330] – Mallbacken, Vittsjö – 2013–2014
Shannon Lynn^[331] – Vittsjö – 2014–2020, 2022
Eilish McSorley^[332] – Mallbacken – 2015–2016
Zoe Ness^[333] – Mallbacken – 2015–2016
Jane Ross^[334] – Vittsjö – 2013–2015

Serbia

Jelena Čanković^[335] – Växjö DFF, Rosengård – 2018–
Milica Kostić – Eskilstuna United – 2022–
Susanne Nilsson^{[b SWE]}^{[c SWE U23]}^{[c SWE U19]}^{[c SWE U17]}^[336] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg, AIK, Sunnanå – 2009–2010, 2012–2013
Emilija Emma Petrović – Kristianstads DFF – 2021–

Slovakia

Patrícia Fischerová – IFK Kalmar – 2022–

Slovenia

Lara Ivanuša^[337] – Kvarnsveden – 2017

Spain

Verónica Boquete^[338]^[145] – Tyresö – 2012–2014^[a]
Jennifer Hermoso^[339] – Tyresö – 2013
Celia Jiménez^[340] – Rosengård – 2018

Switzerland

Ramona Bachmann^[24]^[341] – Umeå IK, Rosengård – 2007–2009, 2011–2015
Sandra Betschart^[342] – Kristianstads DFF, Sunnanå – 2011, 2013
Kathrin Lehmann^[343]^[344] – Hammarby – 2007–2008
Livia Peng^[345] – Häcken – 2022–

Turkey

Leyla Güngör^[346] – Kristianstads DFF – 2011^{[b SWE]}
Aylin Yaren^[347] – Rosengård – 2008–2009^{[b GER]}^{[c GER U17]}

Ukraine

Vera Djatel^[348] – Linköping – 2015
Nadiia Kunina – Linköping – 2021–

Wales

Carys Hawkins^[349] – Sunnanå – 2013

North and Central America, Caribbean (CONCACAF)

Canada

Lindsay Agnew^[350] – KIF Örebro – 2020
Marie-Yasmine Alidou^[351] – Linköping – 2018
Brittany Baxter^[352] – Piteå – 2009
Josée Bélanger^[353] – Rosengård – 2015
Justine Bernier^[354] – AIK – 2015
Gabrielle Carle – Kristianstads DFF – 2022
Allysha Chapman^[355] – Eskilstuna United – 2014
Paige Culver – IFK Kalmar – 2022
Sabrina D'Angelo^[356] – Vittsjö – 2019–2022
Nkem Ezurike^[357] – Vittsjö – 2016
Jenna Hellstrom^[358] – Rosengård, Växjö DFF, KIF Örebro – 2017–
Christina Julien^[359] – Jitex – 2012
Kaylyn Kyle^[360] – Piteå – 2009
Stephanie Labbé^[361] – Piteå, KIF Örebro – 2009, 2011–2014
Erin McLeod^[362] – Dalsjöfors, Rosengård, Växjö DFF – 2011, 2017, 2019
Carmelina Moscato^[363] – Piteå – 2011
Marie-Ève Nault^[364] – KIF Örebro – 2013–2016
Lisa Pechersky^[365] – KIF Örebro – 2022
Quinn^[b]^[366] – Vittsjö – 2020
Erin Ramsay^[367] – Falköping – 2007
Leah Robinson^[368] – QBIK – 2006
Sophie Schmidt^[369] – Kristianstads DFF – 2012
Sarah Stratigakis – Vittsjö – 2022–
Melissa Tancredi^[370] – Piteå, KIF Örebro – 2011, 2016
Amy Vermeulen^[371] – Bälinge – 2006
Évelyne Viens – Kristianstads DFF – 2022–
Shannon Woeller^[372] – Eskilstuna United, Växjö DFF, Brommapojkarna, IFK Norrköping – 2018–2019, 2021–
Shelina Zadorsky^[373] – Vittsjö – 2015
Emily Zurrer^[374] – Dalsjöfors, Jitex – 2011, 2014

Dominican Republic

Brianne Reed^[375] – Kvarnsveden – 2017^{[b USA]}

Jamaica

Chinyelu Asher^[376] – AIK – 2022^{[b USA]}
Tiffany Cameron^[377] – Vittsjö – 2018^{[b CAN]}^{[c CAN]}^{[c CAN U17]}
Konya Plummer^[378] – AIK – 2021

Mexico

Bri Campos^[379] – Umeå IK, Vittsjö – 2020–2022^{[b USA]}
Amanda Perez^[380] – Vittsjö – 2019–^{[b USA]}
Verónica Pérez^[381] – KIF Örebro – 2016^{[b USA]}^{[c USA U23]}
Pamela Tajonar^[382] – Rosengård – 2011

Trinidad and Tobago

Ahkeela Mollon^[383] – Djurgården – 2010
Tasha St. Louis^[384] – Sunnanå – 2009

United States

Allison Abbe^[385] – AIK – 2022
Danesha Adams^[386] – Vittsjö – 2012
Michelle Akers^[387] – Tyresö – 1993–1994
Brittany Anghel^[388] – AIK – 2014
Julia Ashley^[389] – Linköping – 2019
Julie Augustyniak^[390] – Stattena IF – 2004
Nancy Augustyniak^[391] – Stattena IF – 2004
Yael Averbuch^[392]^[393] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2012–2013
Jessica Ayers^[394] – IFK Kalmar – 2022–
Madeline Bauer^[395] – Djurgården – 2018
Katie Bethke^[396] – Mallbacken, Eskilstuna United – 2015–
Rachel Bloznalis^[397] – Djurgården – 2020
Brittany Bock^[398] – Vittsjö – 2012
Kayla Braffet^[399] – KIF Örebro – 2019–
Corinne Briers^[400] – Rosengård – 2005
Lori Chalupny^[401] – AIK – 2012
Kelly Conheeney^[402] – Hammarby – 2018
Fanta Cooper^[403] – Bälinge – 2006
Aubrei Corder^[404] – IFK Kalmar – 2022–
Niki Cross^[405] – Umeå Södra – 2008
Kelsey Daugherty^[406] – Djurgården – 2021–2022
Hannah Davison^[407] – AIK – 2021–2022
Kim DeCesare^[408] – Eskilstuna United – 2014
Robyn Decker^[409] – Jitex, Kvarnsveden – 2014, 2016
Monica Dolinsky^[410] – Mallbacken – 2015
Hayley Dowd^[411] – Djurgården – 2021–
Keeley Dowling^[23]^[412] – KIF Örebro – 2006–2007
Kelly Eagan^[413] – Hammarby – 2011
Becky Edwards^[414] – Hammarby, Kristianstads DFF – 2011–2012, 2014
Sarah Elnicky^[415] – Kvarnsveden – 2016
Whitney Engen^[416]^[145] – Tyresö – 2011, 2014^[a]
Katie Eriksson^[23] – Jitex – 2006
Caitlin Fischer^[417] – Hammarby – 2006
Kendall Fletcher^[418] – Vittsjö – 2012–2013
Tessa Florio-Gavilsky^[419] – Mallbacken – 2015
Bri Folds^[420] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2020
Julie Foudy^[387] – Tyresö – 1993–1994
Katlynn Fraine^[421] – Mallbacken, Linköping, Vittsjö, Växjö DFF, Eskilstuna United – 2013–2016, 2018–2022
Tessa Gavilsky^[422] – Mallbacken – 2015–
Adelaide Gay^[423] – Kvarnsveden – 2016
Shawna Gordon^[424] – Umeå IK – 2014
Lindsay Greco^[48] – Mallbacken – 2005
Summer Green^[425] – Vittsjö – 2019–
Annie Habeeb^[426] – IFK Kalmar – 2022
Ashlyn Harris^[427] – Tyresö – 2013
Mary Harvey^[387] – Hammarby, Tyresö – 1993–1994
Valerie Henderson^[428] – KIF Örebro – 2011
Rachel Hill^[429] – Linköping – 2020
Venus James^[138]^[48] – Djurgården – 2004–2005
Katie Kelly^[430] – Kristianstads DFF, Hammarby – 2010–2011
Hana Kerner^[431] – Piteå – 2022
Noelle Keselica^[432] – Bälinge – 2008
Meghan Klingenberg^[433]^[434] – Tyresö – 2012–2014^[a]
Michaela Kovacs^[435] – KIF Örebro – 2022–
Ali Krieger^[436] – Tyresö – 2013
Jennifer Lalor^[437] – Hammarby – 1999
Taylor Leach^[438] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2017–
Camille Levin^[439] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2012–2013
Savannah Levin^[440] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2017
Kristine Lilly^[441]^[48] – Tyresö, KIF Örebro – 1994, 2005
Joanna Lohman^[442] – Bälinge – 2008
Kristin Luckenbill^[443] – QBIK – 2006
Hailie Mace^[444] – Rosengård – 2019–
Emily Madril^[445] – Häcken – 2022
Kate Markgraf^[446] – KIF Örebro – 2005
Brett Maron^[447] – Kristianstads DFF – 2009, 2013, 2015–2021
Ella Masar^[448] – Rosengård – 2016–
Blakely Mattern^[449] – Mallbacken – 2013
Amanda McGlynn^[450] – Piteå – 2022
Kia McNeill^[451] – Kristianstads DFF – 2008
Rachel Mercik^[452] – Vittsjö – 2016
Tiffeny Milbrett^[48]^[23] – Sunnanå, Linköping – 2005–2007
Mary-Frances Monroe^[453] – KIF Örebro – 2005
Caroline Murray^[454] – AIK – 2021–2022
Jennifer Nobis^[455] – Umeå Södra, Piteå – 2008–2009, 2011–2012
Jill Oakes^[456] – Falköping – 2007
Alissa Oldenkamp^[457] – Kristianstads DFF – 2008
Allison Pantuso^[458] – IFK Kalmar – 2022
Jennifer Pelley^[459] – Djurgården – 2018–2019
Katie Pingel^[460] – IFK Kalmar – 2022
Christen Press^[461]^[462] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg, Tyresö – 2012–2014^[a]
Delaney Baie Pridham^[463] – Kristianstads DFF – 2021–
Denise Reddy^[464]^[138]^[48] – Rosengård – 1995–2005
Elli Reed^[465] – Kristianstads DFF – 2013
Danielle Rice^[466] – KIF Örebro – 2019–
Jill Rutten^[467] – Umeå IK – 1996
Kelly Schmedes^[468] – KIF Örebro – 2006
Jessica Shufelt^[469] – Mallbacken – 2013
Alex Singer^[470] – Dalsjöfors – 2011
Maggie Smither^[471] – Brommapojkarna – 2022
Hope Solo^[472] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2004
Emily Sonnett^[473] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2020
Natalie Spilger^[474] – Bälinge – 2008
Regan Steigleder^[475] – KIF Örebro – 2022–
Juliane Stich^[476] – Bälinge – 2006
Maddy Talbot^[477] – Brommapojkarna – 2022
Rashidat Sade Thomas-Ayinde^[478] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2014
Tabby Tindell^[479] – Kristianstads DFF – 2022–
Megan Toohey^[480] – Kvarnsveden – 2016
India Trotter^[481] – Dalsjöfors – 2011
Alyssa Walker^[482] – IFK Kalmar – 2022
Tiffany Weimer^[483] – AIK – 2010
Ingrid Wells^[484] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2012
Christie Welsh^[138] – KIF Örebro – 2004
Kacey White^[23]^[24] – Bälinge, AIK – 2006–2007
Carly Wickenheiser^[485] – KIF Örebro, Kristianstads DFF – 2021–
Antoinette Williams^[486] – IFK Kalmar – 2022
Heather Williams^[487] – KIF Örebro – 2019–

Oceania (OFC)

New Zealand

CJ Bott^[488] – Vittsjö – 2018–2019
Anna Green^[489] – Mallbacken – 2016^{[b ENG]}
Erin Nayler – Umeå IK – 2022–
Ali Riley^[490] – Rosengård – 2012–2018, 2020^{[b USA]}
Rebecca Smith^[23]^[491] – Sunnanå – 2005–2008^{[b USA]}
Hannah Wilkinson^[492] – Vittsjö, Djurgården – 2017–2018, 2020
Kirsty Yallop^[493] – Kristianstads DFF, Vittsjö, Mallbacken – 2010, 2012–2016

South America (CONMEBOL)

Brazil

Bárbara^[494] – Sunnanå – 2009–2010
Cristiane^[495] – Linköping – 2008
Daniela^[496]^[497] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg, Linköping – 2004, 2008
Elaine^[498] – Umeå IK, Tyresö – 2005–2013
Fernanda^[499] – Piteå, Vittsjö – 2019–2021
Formiga^[138]^[48] – Rosengård – 2004–2005
Juliana Cabral^[500] – Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2004
Ketlen^[501] – Vittsjö – 2013
Kóki^[502] – Rosengård – 2009
Luana^[503] – Sunnanå – 2010
Marina^[138] – Själevad – 2004
Marta^[504]^[505] – Umeå IK, Tyresö, Rosengård – 2004–2008, 2012–2016
Mayara^[145] – Tyresö – 2014^[a]
Nildinha^[506] – Hammarby – 2010
Rilany^[145] – Tyresö – 2014^[a]
Thaisa^[145] – Tyresö – 2014^[a]

Chile

Estíbaliz Montes de Oca^[507] – AIK – 2015^{[b SWE]}^{[c SWE U15]}
Daniela Zamora^[508] – Djurgården – 2021

Colombia

Yoreli Rincón^[509] – Rosengård – 2013

Notes

References

Damallsvenskan (in Swedish)

^ "Gaëlle Enganamouit".
^ "Alexandra Takounda Engolo – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Flavine Mawete Musolo – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Elizabeth Addo – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Portia Boakye – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Sherifatu Sumaila – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Ida Guehai".
^ "Tabita Chawinga".
^ "Temwa Chawinga". svenskfotboll.se.
^ "Halimatu Ibrahim Ayinde – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Rita Chikwelu".
^ "Ogonna Chukwudi – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Josephine Chukwunonye".
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^ "Ulunma Jerome".
^ "Rebecca Kalu".
^ "Uchenna Grace Kanu – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Yinka Kudaisi".
^ "Sarah Michael".
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l "Skytteliga 2006".
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s "Skytteliga 2007".
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^ "Line Johansen – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Pernille Harder".
^ "Dajan Hashemi-Ghermezi – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Nanna Johansen".
^ "Amalie Jørgensen Vangsgaard – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Sofie Junge Pedersen".
^ "Kamilla Lilhammer Karlsen – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Maja Ring Kildemoes – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Kathrine Østergaard Larsen – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Stine Larsen – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Mie Leth Jans".
^ "Stine Lykke Petersen – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Bonny Madsen".
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^ "Luna Nörgaard Gevitz – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Christina Ørntoft".
^ "Cathrine Paaske-Sørensen".
^ "Johanna Rasmussen".
^ "Line Røddik Hansen".
^ "Julie Rydahl Bukh".
^ "Karina Sefron".
^ "Nicoline Sørensen".
^ "Sofie Svava".
^ "Frederikke Thögersen – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Sanne Troelsgaard".
^ "Katrine Veje".
^ "Rebecca Angus".
^ "Anita Asante".
^ "Anita Asante".
^ "Karen Bardsley".
^ "Natasha Dowie – Svensk fotboll".
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^ "Katie Jayne Lockwood – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Jodie Taylor".
^ "Olga Adela Ahtinen – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Emmi Alanen – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Kaisa Collin – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Jenny Danielsson".
^ "Adelina Engman – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Hammarby IF:s historia". hifhistoria.se.
^ "Tia Hälinen – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Nina Hietanen".
^ "Henna-Riikka Honkanen – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Tuija Hyyrynen".
^ Jessica Julin 1 Archived 4 March 2016 at the Wayback Machine (in Swedish)
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^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ "Skytteliga 2004".
^ "Juliette Kemppi".
^ "Juliette Mikaela Kemppi – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Spelarstatistik - Svensk fotboll".
^ "Vilma Emilia Koivisto – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Anna Aurora Koivunen – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Heidi Kollanen – Svensk fotboll".
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f "svenskfotboll.se". www.svenskfotboll.se.
^ "Katariina Kosola – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Natalia Kuikka". svenskfotboll.se.
^ "Annika Kukkonen".
^ "Susanna Lehtinen".
^ "Susanna Lehtinen".
^ "Caroline Lundberg".
^ "Milla-Maj Majasaari – Svensk fotboll".
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^ "Anne Mäkinen".
^ Auer, Jörgen (11 October 2004). "LFC vägde för lätt". Östgöta Correspondenten – via Mediearkivet.
^ "Heidi Matinlassi".
^ "Minna Meriluoto".
^ "Anni Miettunen – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Mathilda Mörn".
^ "Katri Nokso-Koivisto – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Pernilla Nordlund".
^ "Linda Nyman – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Eva Nyström – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Ria Noora Minerva Öling – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Laura Kalmari klar för AIK". Aftonbladet. 6 January 2007.
^ "Laura Österberg Kalmari".
^ "Elli Pikkujämsä – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Leena Puranen".
^ "Jutta Rantala – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Amanda Rantanen – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Anna-Kaisa Rantanen".
^ "Natalia Rickne".
^ "Maija Saari".
^ "Essi Sainio".
^ "Linda Charlotta Sällström - Spelarstatistik - Svensk fotboll".
^ "Iina Salmi".
^ "Emma Santamäki – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Caroline Sjöblom".
^ "Wilma Sjöholm – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Annica Sjölund".
^ "Annica Sjölund".
^ "Elina Sormunen".
^ "Eveliina Summanen".
^ "Sanna Talonen".
^ "Anna Tamminen – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Julia Tunturi – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Nollan spräckt för Bälinge".
^ "Petra Vaelma – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Sanna Valkonen byter Umeå mot AIK | Expressen". Expressen.
^ "15. Sanna Valkonen". aik.se.
^ "Sanna Valkonen".
^ "Anna Westerlund".
^ "Sabrina Viguier".
^ "Annahita Zamanian".
^ "Nadine Angerer".
^ "Eunice Beckmann".
^ "Gina Chmielinski – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Ariane Hingst".
^ "Rebecca Knaak – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Kathrin Längert".
^ "Kathrin Längert".
^ "Melina Loeck – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Jennifer Meier".
^ "Anja Mittag".
^ "Helen Nottebrock".
^ "Charléne Nowotny – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Kathleen Radtke".
^ "Stefanie Sanders – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Bianca Schmidt – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Michelle Wörner – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Maria Yatrakis".
^ "Maria Yatrakis".
^ "Anna Julia Csiki – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Dora Zeller – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Berglind Ros Augustdottir – Svensk fotboll".
^ "María Björg Ágústsdóttir".
^ "Agla Maria Albertsdottir – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Erla gillar tuffa utmaningar". HD.
^ "Erla Steina Arnardóttir 4".
^ "Erla Steina Arnardóttir 5".
^ "Gudrun Arnardottir – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Arna Ásgrímsdóttir".
^ "Sif Atladóttir".
^ "Ásgerður Stefanía Baldursdóttir".
^ "Hlin Eiríksdóttir – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Edda Garðarsdóttir".
^ "Hallbera Guðný Gísladóttir".
^ "Hallbera Gudny Gisladottir – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Svava Rós Gudmundsdóttir – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Guðbjörg Gunnarsdóttir – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Guðrún Sóley Gunnarsdóttir".
^ "Sara Björk Gunnarsdóttir".
^ "Soffía Arnþrúður Gunnarsdóttir".
^ "Ásthildur Helgadóttir".
^ "Þóra Björg Helgadóttir".
^ "Rakel Hönnudóttir – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Amanda Jacobsen Andradóttir – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Katrín Jónsdóttir".
^ "Anna Björk Kristjánsdóttir".
^ "Dóra María Lárusdóttir".
^ "Hólmfríður Magnúsdóttir".
^ "Guðný Björk Óðinsdóttir".
^ "Katrín Ómarsdóttir".
^ "Anna Rakel Pétursdóttir – Svensk fotboll".
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^ "Diljá Ýr Zomers – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Emelía Oskarsdóttir – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Damallsvenskan Newsblog - Damallsvenskan Round XXI: Umeå champions, Qbik relegated".
^ "Fiona O'Sullivan".
^ "Louise Quinn".
^ "Pamela Conti".
^ "Anna Maria Picarelli".
^ "Nora Abolins – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Armisa Kuc – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Mandy van den Berg".
^ "Michaela van den Bulk".
^ "Daniëlle van de Donk".
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^ "Lieke Martens".
^ "Lieke Martens".
^ "Manon Melis".
^ "Renée Slegers".
^ "Kirsten van de Ven".
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^ "Andrine Hegerberg".
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^ "Lise Klaveness".
^ "Kristine Lindblom".
^ "Frida Leonhardsen Maanum – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Kristine Minde".
^ "Maren Mjelde".
^ "Bente Nordby 1".
^ "Bente Nordby 2".
^ "Hilde Gunn Olsen".
^ "June Pedersen".
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^ "Ingvild Stensland".
^ "Kayla Adamek – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Patrycja Weronika Jerzak – Svensk fotboll".
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^ "Kimberly Brandão".
^ "Carolina Mendes".
^ "Cláudia Neto".
^ "Cláudia Neto".
^ "Jéssica Silva".
^ "Andrea Herczeg – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Lee Alexander – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Vaila Barsley".
^ "Fiona Brown".
^ "Ifeoma Dieke".
^ "Ifeoma Dieke".
^ "Djurgården värvar från Skottland". Svenska Dagbladet. 3 August 2002.
^ "Lucy Graham – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Nicky Grant".
^ "Hayley Lauder".
^ "Hayley Lauder".
^ "Shannon Lynn – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Eilish McSorley".
^ "Zoe Ness".
^ "Jane Ross".
^ "Jelena Čanković".
^ "Susanne Åberg – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Lara Ivanusa – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Verónica Boquete".
^ "Jennifer Hermoso".
^ "Celia Jiménez Delgado – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Ramona Bachmann".
^ "Sandra Betschart".
^ "Kathrin Lehmann".
^ "Kathrin Lehmann".
^ "Livia Peng – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Leyla Güngör".
^ "Aylin Yaren".
^ "Vera Djatel".
^ "Carys Hawkins".
^ "Lindsay Agnew – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Marie-Yasmine Alidou d'Anjou – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Brittany Timko".
^ "Josée Bélanger".
^ "Justine Bernier".
^ "Allysha Chapman".
^ "Sabrina d'Angelo – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Nkem Ezurike".
^ "Jenna Hellstrom".
^ "Christina Julien".
^ "Kaylyn Kyle".
^ "Stephanie Labbé".
^ "Erin McLeod".
^ "Carmelina Moscato".
^ "Marie-Ève Nault".
^ "Elizabeth Pechersky – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Rebecca Quinn – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Erin Ramsay".
^ "Leah Robinson".
^ "Sophie Schmidt".
^ "Melissa Tancredi".
^ "Damallsvenskan Newsblog - News and events from the Swedish women's premier football league".
^ "Shannon Woeller – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Shelina Zadorsky".
^ "Emily Zurrer".
^ "Brianne Reed – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Chinyelu Asher – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Tiffany Devonna Cameron – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Konya Plummer – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Briana Campos – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Amanda Perez".
^ "Verónica Pérez".
^ "Pamela Tajonar".
^ "Ahkeela Mollon".
^ "Tasha St. Louis".
^ "Allison Aaricka Maclaren Abbe – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Danesha Adams".
^ ^a ^b ^c "Fyra världsmästare lockar i Allsvenskan. Tyresö rena "främlingslegionen" i år". Dagens Nyheter. 23 April 1994.
^ "Brittany Anghel".
^ "Julia Ashley – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Första trepoängaren för Stattena".
^ "Bästa halvleken hjälpte inte Stattena".
^ "Yael Averbuch".
^ "Yael Averbuch".
^ "Jessica Ayers – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Madeline Bauer – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Katie Bethke".
^ "Rachel Bloznalis – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Brittany Bock".
^ "Kayla Braffet".
^ "Damallsvenskan Newsblog - Match-Day 2 - Saturday". dandal.webblogg.se.
^ "Lori Chalupny".
^ "Kelly Conheeney – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Fanta Cooper".
^ "Aubrei Corder – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Niki Cross".
^ "Kelsey Daugherty – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Hannah Davison – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Kim DeCesare".
^ "Robyn Decker".
^ "Monica Dolinsky".
^ "Hayley Dowd – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Dif tappade i tätstriden". Sveriges Radio. 8 July 2007.
^ "Kelly Eagan".
^ "Becky Edwards".
^ "Sarah Elnicky".
^ "Whitney Engen 1". Archived from the original on 30 October 2013.
^ "Damallsvenskan Newsblog - Match-day 22: Qbik wins and stays". dandal.webblogg.se.
^ "Kendall Fletcher".
^ "Tessa Florio – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Brianne Folds – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Katlynn Fraine – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Tessa Gavilsky".
^ "Adelaide Gay".
^ "Shawna Gordon".
^ "Summer Green".
^ "Annie Habeeb – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Ashlyn Harris".
^ "Valerie Henderson".
^ "Rachel Hill – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Katie Kelly".
^ "Hana Kerner – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Noelle Keselica – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Meghan Klingenberg".
^ "Meghan Klingenberg".
^ "Michaela Kovacs – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Ali Krieger".
^ "Hammarby IF:s historia".
^ "Taylor Leach". svenskfotboll.se.
^ "Camille Levin – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Savannah Levin – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Superstjärna till damallsvenskan". Aftonbladet. 17 December 2004.
^ "Joanna Lohman".
^ "Damallsvenskan Newsblog - News and events from the Swedish women's premier football league". dandal.webblogg.se.
^ "Hailie Mace".
^ "Emily Madril – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Kate Markgraf".
^ "Brett Elizabeth Maron – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Ella Masar".
^ "Blakely Mattern".
^ "Amanda McGlynn – Svensk fotboll".
^ "CYKEL". 10 July 2008.
^ "Rachel Mercik".
^ "AIK kom billigt undan". Dagens Nyheter. 17 April 2005.
^ "Caroline Murray – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Jennifer Nobis".
^ "Jill Oakes".
^ "Alissa Oldenkamp".
^ "Allison Pantuso – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Jennifer Lauren Pelley – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Katie Pingel – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Christen Press".
^ "Christen Press".
^ "Delaney Baie Pridham – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Denise Reddy / Vittsjö GIK - Fotboll - Damallsvenskan". svenskalag.se.
^ "Elli Reed".
^ "Danielle Rice".
^ "Börsen". Aftonbladet. 17 May 1996 – via Mediearkivet.
^ "Kelly Schmedes".
^ "Jessica Shufelt".
^ "Alex Singer".
^ "Maggie Smither – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Hope Solo".
^ "Emily Ann Sonnett – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Natalie Spilger".
^ "Regan Steigleder – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Juliane Stich".
^ "Madeline Talbot – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Rashidat Sade Thomas-Ayinde".
^ "Tabitha Tindell – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Megan Toohey".
^ "India Trotter".
^ "Alyssa Mae Walker – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Tiffany Weimer".
^ "Ingrid Wells".
^ "Carly Wickenheiser – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Antoinette Jewel Williams – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Heather Williams".
^ "Catherine Bott – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Anna Green".
^ "Alexandra Riley".
^ "Rebecca Smith".
^ "Hannah Wilkinson – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Kirsty Yallop – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Bárbara Micheline do Monte Barbosa".
^ "Cristiane".
^ "Daniela".
^ "Daniela".
^ "Elaine Moura".
^ "Fernanda da Silva – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Snöplig förlust för Själevad – Allehanda.se".
^ "Ketlen Wiggers".
^ "Renata da Costa".
^ "Luana Gomes".
^ "Marta".
^ "Marta".
^ "Nildinha".
^ "Estibaliz Montes de Oca Muñoz".
^ "Daniela Zamora – Svensk fotboll".
^ "Yoreli Rincón".

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Former teams	Alviks IK Älvsjö AIK Bälinge IF BK Astrio Dalhem IF Dalsjöfors GoIF Falköpings KIK GAIS Gideonsbergs IF Holmalunds IF IF Limhamn Bunkeflo IF Trion IFK Lidingö IK Brage IK Uppsala Jitex BK Kungsbacka DFF Kvarnsvedens IK Lindsdals IF Lotorps IF Mallbackens IF Mariestad BoIS Ornäs BK Östers IF Öxabäck/Mark IF QBIK Själevads IK Stattena IF Strömsbro IF Sundbybergs IK Sundsvalls DFF Sunnanå SK Trollhättans IF Tyresö FF Umeå Södra FF Västerås BK30 Växjö DFF
Statistics	All-time table List of clubs
Players	Players Foreign players Top scorers

Football in Sweden

National teams

Men's
- U21
- U19
- U17
- Futsal
- Beach
Women's
- U23 [sv; de; it; pt]
- U19
- U17
- Futsal

League system

Men	Allsvenskan Superettan Ettan Division 2 Division 3 Division 4 Division 5 Division 6 Division 7 Division 8
Women	Damallsvenskan Elitettan Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 Division 4 Division 5 Division 6

Cup competitions

Svenska Cupen
- men
- women
~~Defunct~~
- Svenska Supercupen

Lists of clubs

Men's clubs
- A
- Å
- Ä
- B
- C
- D
- E
- F
- G
- H
- I
- J
- K
- L
- M
- N
- O
- Ö
- P
- Q
- R
- S
- T
- U
- V
- W
- Y
- Z
Women's clubs