List of foreign Damallsvenskan players
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.
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Africa (CAF)
Algeria
Cameroon
- Gaëlle Enganamouit[1] – Eskilstuna United, Rosengård – 2014–2016
- Easther Mayi Kith – Kristianstads DFF – 2022[b CAN][c CAN U17]
- Alexandra Takounda[2] – Djurgården – 2021
DR Congo
- Flavine Mawete[3] – Djurgården – 2022–
Ghana
- Elizabeth Addo[4] – Kvarnsveden, Djurgården – 2016–2017, 2021
- Portia Boakye[5] – Djurgården – 2018–
- Sherifatu Sumaila[6] – Djurgården – 2018
Ivory Coast
- Ida Guehai[7] – Kristianstads DFF – 2015–
Malawi
- Tabitha Chawinga[8] – Kvarnsveden – 2016–2017
- Temwa Chawinga[9] – Kvarnsveden – 2017
Nigeria
- Halimatu Ayinde[10] – Eskilstuna United, Rosengård – 2019–
- Rita Chikwelu[11] – Umeå IK – 2010–
- Ogonna Chukwudi[12] – Umeå IK, KIF Örebro, Kristianstads DFF, Djurgården – 2011–2019
- Josephine Chukwunonye[13] – Vittsjö – 2016
- Onome Ebi[14] – Piteå, Djurgården, Sunnanå – 2009–2010, 2013
- Linköping, Piteå– 2005–
- Anam Imo[17] – Rosengård – 2019–
- Ulunma Jerome[18] – Piteå – 2011
- Rebecca Kalu[19] – Piteå – 2009
- Linköping– 2020–2021
- Yinka Kudaisi[21] – QBIK – 2006
- Örebro– 2009–
- Linköping– 2006–2007
- Perpetua Nkwocha[24][25] – Sunnanå – 2007–2010, 2013
- Osinachi Ohale[26] – Vittsjö, Växjö DFF – 2017–2019
- Ngozi Okobi-Okeoghene[27] – Vittsjö, Eskilstuna United – 2016–2022
- Francisca Ordega[28][29] – Piteå – 2013–2014
- Helen Ukaonu[30] – Sunnanå – 2013
- Ini-Abasi Umotong[31] – Växjö DFF – 2020
- Cynthia Uwak[32] – Falköping – 2007
South Africa
- Stephanie Malherbe[33] – Djurgården – 2019[b USA]
- Linda Motlhalo – Djurgården – 2020–2022
- Leandra Smeda[34] – Vittsjö – 2019
Uganda
- Ritah Kivumbi[35]
- Violah Nambi[36] – Växjö DFF, IFK Kalmar – 2019–2020, 2022–
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–
- Linköping– 2013
- Linköping– 2008, 2012
- Heather Garriock[42] – Rosengård – 2011
- Emily Gielnik[43] – Vittsjö – 2020–2021
- 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
Chinese Taipei
- Michelle Pao[52] – Vittsjö – 2015
Japan
- Maika Hamano[53] – Hammarby – 2023–
- Honoka Hayashi[54] – AIK – 2021–2022
- Linköping– 2020–
- Linköping– 2014
- Linköping– 2022–
- Hammarby– 2008-2009, 2011
Philippines
- Katrina Guillou – Piteå – 2021–[b USA]
Thailand
- Miranda Nild[59] – Kristianstads DFF – 2021[b USA]
Europe (UEFA)
Albania
- Linköping – 2008–2009, 2011[b KOS]
Armenia
- Natasha Tcheki-Jamgotchian[61] – AIK – 2022[b CAN]
Austria
- Simona Koren[62] – Växjö DFF – 2018–2019
Belgium
- 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
- 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
- Linköping– 2014–2018
- Simone Boye Sørensen[80] – Rosengård, Hammarby – 2017–2018, 2022–
- Linköping, Rosengård– 2020–
- Cecilie Breil Kramer[82] – Vittsjö – 2015
- Tine Cederkvist[83] – Rosengård – 2009–2010
- Dorte Dalum Jensen[84][85][86] – Djurgården – 2006–2007
- – 2016
- Linköping– 2011–2016
- – 2021–2022
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg– 2017
- Linköping– 2012–2016
- Linköping– 2018–2019
- Nanna Johansen[93][24] – Rosengård – 2006–2007
- Linköping– 2021–2022
- Sofie Junge Pedersen[95] – Rosengård, Vittsjö – 2015–2018
- Kamilla Karlsen[96] – Djurgården – 2021–
- Linköping– 2017–2018
- Kathrine Larsen[98] – Djurgården, Hammarby – 2020, 2022
- Stine Larsen[99] – Häcken – 2021–
- – 2019–
- Stina Lykke Borg[101] – Kristianstads DFF – 2016
- Bonny Madsen[102][103] – Malmö FF – 1990–1991[b NGA]
- – 2021–2022
- Christina Ørntoft[105] – Rosengård – 2008–2012
- Linköping– 2009
- Katrine Pedersen[23][86] – Djurgården – 2006
- Linköping– 2008–2009, 2011–2016, 2018
- Line Røddik Hansen[108] – Tyresö, Rosengård – 2010–2015
- 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
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg, Rosengård– 2012–2017
- Linköping– 2011
- Linköping – 2018[b UAE]
- Hammarby, Tyresö– 1994–2000
- Katie Lockwood[123] – KIF Örebro – 2022
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg– 2013
Estonia
- Karina Kork – IFK Kalmar – 2022
Finland
- 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
- – 2015–2018, 2021–
- Hammarby– 2004–2005
- Tia Hälinen[131] – Eskilstuna United – 2018–2019
- Hammarby, Stattena– 2009
- Henna-Riika Honkanen[133] – Umeå IK – 2022
- Tuija Hyyrynen[134] – Umeå IK – 2011–2015
- – 1998–1999, 2003–2009
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg– 2003–2005
- Juliette Kemppi[139][140] – AIK, Växjö DFF, IFK Kalmar – 2015, 2021–
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg– 2018–
- Vilma Koivisto[142] – Piteå, Umeå IK, IFK Norrköping – 2020, 2022–
- Linköping, IFK Kalmar– 2021, 2023–
- Heidi Kollanen[144] – KIF Örebro – 2019–
- Tinja-Riikka Korpela[145] – Tyresö – 2014[a]
- Katariina Kosola[146] – Umeå IK – 2022
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg– 2019–
- 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
- – 2008–2014
- Anni Miettunen[158] – Umeå IK – 2022
- Mathilda Mörn[159] – Djurgården – 2010–2011
- Minna Mustonen[23] – Bälinge – 2006
- – 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–
- AIK– 2003–2009
- Elli Pikkujämsä[167] – KIF Örebro – 2020–2022
- Hammarby, Jitex– 2008–2013
- Jutta Rantala[169] – Kristianstads DFF, Vittsjö – 2020–
- Linköping– 2021–
- 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
- 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
- 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
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg, IF Limhamn Bunkeflo– 2014, 2016
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg – 2016–2018[b ENG]
Germany
- Nadine Angerer[195] – Djurgården – 2008
- 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
- 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
- – 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–
- 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
- Uppsala– 2019–2020
- Ingibjörg Sigurðardóttir[245] – Djurgården – 2018–2019
- Sandra Sigurðardóttir[246] – Jitex – 2011
- Dóra Stefánsdóttir[24][247] – Rosengård – 2006–2010
- Elísa Viðarsdóttir[250] – Kristianstads DFF – 2014–
- 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–
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg– 2015
- Landvetter, Öxabäcks IF– 1998–1999
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg– 2012–
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg, Rosengård– 2014–
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg– 2007–2015
- 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–
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg– 2019–
- Ann Mari Dovland[280] – Piteå – 2012
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg– 2013
- Linköping, Växjö DFF– 2021–
- Caroline Graham Hansen[283] – Tyresö – 2013
- Vilde Hasund[284] – Hammarby – 2022–
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg, Häcken– 2013–2016, 2022
- Noor Hoelsbrekken Eckhoff[287] – Eskilstuna United – 2021–2022
- 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
- Linköping– 2017–2021
- Linköping– 2014–
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg– 2014
- Bente Nordby[296][297] – Djurgården – 2006–2007
- Linköping– 2014
- June Pedersen[24][299] – Umeå IK, Piteå – 2007–
- Guro Pettersen[300] – Piteå – 2020–2021
- Ingrid Ryland[301] – Djurgården – 2018
- Linköping, Eskilstuna United– 2010–2011, 2016
- Reidun Seth[303] – Jitex, Öxabäcks IF – 1995
- Elise Stenevik[304] – Eskilstuna United – 2020–2022
- 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
- Linköping– 2014–2017
- 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–
- – 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]
- – 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
- 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
- Linköping– 2015
- Linköping– 2021–
Wales
- Carys Hawkins[349] – Sunnanå – 2013
North and Central America, Caribbean (CONCACAF)
Canada
- Lindsay Agnew[350] – KIF Örebro – 2020
- 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]
- 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
- Linköping– 2019
- Julie Augustyniak[390] – Stattena IF – 2004
- Nancy Augustyniak[391] – Stattena IF– 2004
- 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
- Hammarby– 2011
- Hammarby, Kristianstads DFF– 2011–2012, 2014
- Sarah Elnicky[415] – Kvarnsveden – 2016
- Whitney Engen[416][145] – Tyresö – 2011, 2014[a]
- Katie Eriksson[23] – Jitex – 2006
- Hammarby– 2006
- Kendall Fletcher[418] – Vittsjö – 2012–2013
- Tessa Florio-Gavilsky[419] – Mallbacken – 2015
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg– 2020
- Julie Foudy[387] – Tyresö – 1993–1994
- – 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
- Hammarby, Tyresö– 1993–1994
- Valerie Henderson[428] – KIF Örebro – 2011
- Linköping– 2020
- Venus James[138][48] – Djurgården – 2004–2005
- 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
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg– 2017–
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg– 2012–2013
- 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–
- – 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
- – 2022
- Kia McNeill[451] – Kristianstads DFF – 2008
- Rachel Mercik[452] – Vittsjö – 2016
- 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
- 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
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg– 2004
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg– 2020
- Natalie Spilger[474] – Bälinge – 2008
- Regan Steigleder[475] – KIF Örebro – 2022–
- Juliane Stich[476] – Bälinge – 2006
- Maddy Talbot[477] – Brommapojkarna – 2022
- 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
- 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
- – 2009–2010
- Linköping– 2008
- Linköping– 2004, 2008
- – 2005–2013
- Fernanda[499] – Piteå, Vittsjö – 2019–2021
- Formiga[138][48] – Rosengård – 2004–2005
- Kopparbergs/Göteborg– 2004
- – 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]
- Hammarby– 2010
- Rilany[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
See also
Notes
- ^ a b c d e f g h Financial problems forced Tyresö FF to withdraw from the 2014 Damallsvenskan season. Up to that point they have played 7 matches (which were later cancelled by the Swedish Football Association). As these 7 matches effectively took place and match reports exist, players involved are considered in this list.
- ^ Initially known as Rebecca Quinn while with Vittsjö
Canada women's national under-17 football team
Capped for the Germany women's national under-17 football team
Capped for the Sweden women's national under-15 football team
Capped for the Sweden women's national under-17 football team
Capped for the Sweden women's national under-19 football team
