List of Allsvenskan top scorers

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The following is a list of top scorers in Allsvenskan , the highest Swedish division of football. [1]

List

SeasonTop scorerClubGoalsWin #
1924–25 Flag of Sweden.svg Filip Johansson IFK Göteborg 391
1925–26 Flag of Sweden.svg Carl-Erik Holmberg Örgryte IS 291
1926–27 Flag of Sweden.svg Albert Olsson GAIS 241
1927–28 Flag of Sweden.svg Carl-Erik Holmberg Örgryte IS 272
1928–29 Flag of Sweden.svg Harry Lundahl Helsingborgs IF 311
1929–30 Flag of Sweden.svg Harry Lundahl Helsingborgs IF 262
1930–31 Flag of Sweden.svg John Nilsson GAIS 261
1931–32 Flag of Sweden.svg Carl-Erik Holmberg Örgryte IS 293
1932–33 Flag of Sweden.svg Torsten Bunke Helsingborgs IF 211
1933–34 Flag of Sweden.svg Sven Jonasson IF Elfsborg 201
1934–35 Flag of Sweden.svg Harry Andersson IK Sleipner 231
1935–36 Flag of Sweden.svg Sven Jonasson IF Elfsborg 242
1936–37 Flag of Sweden.svg Olle Zetherlund AIK 231
1937–38 Flag of Sweden.svg Curt Hjelm IK Sleipner 131
1938–39 Flag of Sweden.svg Erik Persson
Flag of Sweden.svg Ove Andersson
Flag of Sweden.svg Yngve Lindgren
AIK
Malmö FF
Örgryte IS
161
1
1
1939–40 Flag of Sweden.svg Anders Pålsson Helsingborgs IF 171
1940–41 Flag of Sweden.svg Stig Nyström IK Brage 171
1941–42 Flag of Sweden.svg Sven Jacobsson GAIS 201
1942–43 Flag of Sweden.svg Gunnar Nordahl Degerfors IF 161
1943–44 Flag of Sweden.svg Leif Larsson IFK Göteborg 191
1944–45 Flag of Sweden.svg Gunnar Nordahl IFK Norrköping 272
1945–46 Flag of Sweden.svg Gunnar Nordahl IFK Norrköping 253
1946–47 Flag of Sweden.svg Gunnar Gren IFK Göteborg 181
1947–48 Flag of Sweden.svg Gunnar Nordahl IFK Norrköping 184
1948–49 Flag of Sweden.svg Carl-Johan Franck Helsingborgs IF 191
1949–50 Flag of Sweden.svg Ingvar Rydell Malmö FF 221
1950–51 Flag of Sweden.svg Hasse Jeppson Djurgårdens IF 171
1951–52 Flag of Sweden.svg Karl-Alfred Jacobsson GAIS 171
1952–53 Flag of Sweden.svg Karl-Alfred Jacobsson GAIS 242
1953–54 Flag of Sweden.svg Karl-Alfred Jacobsson GAIS 213
1954–55 Flag of Sweden.svg Kurt Hamrin AIK 221
1955–56 Flag of Sweden.svg Sylve Bengtsson Halmstads BK 221
1956–57 Flag of Sweden.svg Harry Bild IFK Norrköping 191
1957–58 Flag of Sweden.svg Bertil Johansson
Flag of Sweden.svg Henry Källgren
IFK Göteborg
IFK Norrköping
271
1
1959 Flag of Sweden.svg Rune Börjesson Örgryte IS 211
1960 Flag of Sweden.svg Rune Börjesson Örgryte IS 242
1961 Flag of Sweden.svg Bertil Johansson IFK Göteborg 202
1962 Flag of Sweden.svg Leif Skiöld Djurgårdens IF 211
1963 Flag of Sweden.svg Lars Heinermann
Flag of Sweden.svg Bo Larsson
Degerfors IF
Malmö FF
171
1
1964 Flag of Sweden.svg Krister Granbom Hälsingborgs IF 221
1965 Flag of Sweden.svg Bo Larsson Malmö FF 282
1966 Flag of Sweden.svg Ove Kindvall IFK Norrköping 201
1967 Flag of Sweden.svg Dag Szepanski Malmö FF 221
1968 Flag of Sweden.svg Ove Eklund Åtvidabergs FF 161
1969 Flag of Sweden.svg Reine Almqvist IFK Göteborg 161
1970 Flag of Sweden.svg Bo Larsson Malmö FF 163
1971 Flag of Sweden.svg Roland Sandberg Åtvidabergs FF 171
1972 Flag of Sweden.svg Ralf Edström
Flag of Sweden.svg Roland Sandberg
Åtvidabergs FF
Åtvidabergs FF
161
2
1973 Flag of Sweden.svg Jan Mattsson Östers IF 201
1974 Flag of Sweden.svg Jan Mattsson Östers IF 222
1975 Flag of Sweden.svg Jan Mattsson Östers IF 313
1976 Flag of Sweden.svg Rutger Backe Halmstads BK 211
1977 Flag of Sweden.svg Reine Almqvist
Flag of Sweden.svg Mats Aronsson
IFK Göteborg
Landskrona BoIS
152
1
1978 Flag of Sweden.svg Tommy Berggren Djurgårdens IF 191
1979 Flag of Sweden.svg Mats Werner Hammarby IF 141
1980 Flag of Sweden.svg Billy Ohlsson Hammarby IF 191
1981 Flag of Sweden.svg Torbjörn Nilsson IFK Göteborg 201
1982 Flag of Sweden.svg Dan Corneliusson IFK Göteborg 121
1983 Flag of Sweden.svg Thomas Ahlström IF Elfsborg 161
1984 Flag of Sweden.svg Billy Ohlsson Hammarby IF 142
1985 Flag of Sweden.svg Sören Börjesson
Flag of Sweden.svg Peter Karlsson
Flag of England.svg Billy Lansdowne
Örgryte IS
Kalmar FF
Kalmar FF
101
1
1
1986 Flag of Sweden.svg Johnny Ekström IFK Göteborg 131
1987 Flag of Sweden.svg Lasse Larsson Malmö FF 191
1988 Flag of Sweden.svg Martin Dahlin Malmö FF 171
1989 Flag of Sweden.svg Jan Hellström IFK Norrköping 161
1990 Flag of Sweden.svg Kaj Eskelinen IFK Göteborg 101
1991 Flag of Sweden.svg Kennet Andersson IFK Göteborg 131
1992 Flag of Sweden.svg Hans Eklund Östers IF 161
1993 Flag of Sweden.svg Henrik Bertilsson
Flag of Sweden.svg Mats Lilienberg
Halmstads BK
Trelleborgs FF
181
1
1994 Flag of Sweden.svg Niclas Kindvall IFK Norrköping 231
1995 Flag of Sweden.svg Niklas Skoog Västra Frölunda IF 171
1996 Flag of Sweden.svg Andreas Andersson IFK Göteborg 191
1997 Flag of Sweden.svg Mats Lilienberg
Flag of Sweden.svg Christer Mattiasson
Flag of Sweden.svg Dan Sahlin
Halmstads BK
IF Elfsborg
Örebro SK
142
1
1
1998 Flag of Norway.svg Arild Stavrum Helsingborgs IF 181
1999 Flag of Sweden.svg Marcus Allbäck Örgryte IS 151
2000 Flag of Sweden.svg Fredrik Berglund IF Elfsborg 181
2001 Flag of Sweden.svg Stefan Selaković Halmstads BK 151
2002 Flag of Nigeria.svg Peter Ijeh Malmö FF 241
2003 Flag of Sweden.svg Niklas Skoog Malmö FF 222
2004 Flag of Sweden.svg Markus Rosenberg Halmstads BK 141
2005 Flag of Iceland.svg Gunnar Heiðar Þorvaldsson Halmstads BK 161
2006 Flag of Brazil.svg Ari Kalmar FF 151
2007 Flag of Benin.svg Razak Omotoyossi
Flag of Sweden.svg Marcus Berg
Helsingborgs IF
IFK Göteborg
141
1
2008 Flag of Sweden.svg Patrik Ingelsten Kalmar FF 191
2009 Flag of Brazil.svg Wánderson
Flag of Sweden.svg Tobias Hysén
GAIS
IFK Göteborg
181
1
2010 Flag of Sweden.svg Alexander Gerndt Gefle IF / Helsingborgs IF 201
2011 Flag of Sweden.svg Mathias Ranégie BK Häcken / Malmö FF 211
2012 Flag of Ghana.svg Waris Majeed BK Häcken 231
2013 Flag of Sweden.svg Imad Khalili IFK Norrköping / Helsingborgs IF 151
2014 Flag of Denmark.svg Lasse Vibe IFK Göteborg 231
2015 Flag of Sweden.svg Emir Kujović IFK Norrköping 211
2016 Flag of Nigeria.svg John Owoeri BK Häcken 171
2017 Flag of Sweden.svg Magnus Eriksson
Flag of Sweden.svg Kalle Holmberg
Djurgårdens IF
IFK Norrköping
141
1
2018 Flag of Brazil.svg Paulinho BK Häcken 201
2019 Flag of Sierra Leone.svg Mohamed Buya Turay Djurgårdens IF 151
2020 Flag of Sweden.svg Christoffer Nyman IFK Norrköping 181
2021 Flag of Nigeria.svg Samuel Adegbenro IFK Norrköping 171
2022 Flag of Sweden.svg Alexander Jeremejeff BK Häcken 221
2023 Flag of Sweden.svg Isaac Kiese Thelin Malmö FF 161
2024 Flag of Sweden.svg Nikola Vasić IF Brommapojkarna 171

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