List of Eliteserien players

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This is a list of Eliteserien players who have made 300 or more appearances in the Eliteserien. Statistics are updated as of 21 August 2022. Current Eliteserien players are shown in bold.

NameNationalityPositionAppsGoalsClub(s)YearsRef.
Daniel Berg Hestad Flag of Norway.svg Norway MF47372 Molde 1993–2015 [1]
Morten Berre Flag of Norway.svg NorwayFW452102 Skeid, Haugesund, Viking, Vålerenga 1996–2015 [2]
Frode Kippe Flag of Norway.svg NorwayDF44144 Lillestrøm 1997–2019 [3]
Roar Strand Flag of Norway.svg NorwayMF43988 Rosenborg, Molde 1989–2010 [4]
Øyvind Storflor Flag of Norway.svg NorwayMF42170 Rosenborg, Moss, Strømsgodset, Ranheim 1999–2019 [5]
Espen Hoff Flag of Norway.svg NorwayMF40695 Odd, Lyn, Stabæk, Start 1999–2016 [6]
Steffen Hagen Flag of Norway.svg NorwayDF40412 Odd 2004– [7]
Erling Knudtzon Flag of Norway.svg NorwayMF38853 Lyn, Lillestrøm, Molde 2007– [8]
Christer Basma Flag of Norway.svg NorwayDF3508 Kongsvinger, Stabæk, Rosenborg 1993–2008 [9]
Håkon Opdal Flag of Norway.svg NorwayGK3471 Brann, Start 2002–2021 [10]
Ola By Rise Flag of Norway.svg NorwayGK3460 Rosenborg 1977–1995 [11]
Runar Berg Flag of Norway.svg NorwayMF34565 Bodø/Glimt, Rosenborg, Lyn 1989–2009 [12]
Jone Samuelsen Flag of Norway.svg NorwayMF33827 Viking, Odd 2003–2019 [13]
Freddy dos Santos Flag of Norway.svg NorwayDF33738 Skeid, Molde, Vålerenga 1996–2011 [14]
Trond Olsen Flag of Norway.svg NorwayMF33672 Bodø/Glimt, Lillestrøm, Rosenborg, Viking 2001–2018 [15]
Erik Hoftun Flag of Norway.svg NorwayDF33519 Molde, Rosenborg, Bodø/Glimt 1992–2007 [16]
Bjørn Johansen Flag of Norway.svg NorwayMF33332 Tromsø, Viking 1987–2005 [17] [18]
Svein Mathisen Flag of Norway.svg NorwayFW327106 Start 1973–1989 [19]
Arild Sundgot Flag of Norway.svg NorwayFW325111 Hødd, Lillestrøm 1995–2012 [20]
Tommy Svindal Larsen Flag of Norway.svg NorwayMF32420 Start, Stabæk, Odd 1991–2011 [21]
Vegard Forren Flag of Norway.svg NorwayDF32211 Molde, Brann 2008–2021 [22]
Fredrik Kjølner Flag of Norway.svg NorwayDF3197 Vålerenga, Molde, Bodø/Glimt, Sandefjord 1994–2007 [23]
Jan-Derek Sørensen Flag of Norway.svg NorwayFW31979 Lyn, Bodø/Glimt, Rosenborg, Vålerenga 1992–2009 [24]
André Danielsen Flag of Norway.svg NorwayDF31826 Viking 2003–2019 [25]
Fredrik Nordkvelle Flag of Norway.svg NorwayMF31645 Strømsgodset, Brann, Odd 2007–2020 [26]
Simen Brenne Flag of Norway.svg NorwayMF31559 Moss, Fredrikstad, Lillestrøm, Odd, Strømsgodset, Sarpsborg 08 2000–2015 [27]
Trygve Nygaard Flag of Norway.svg NorwayMF31219 Haugesund, Viking 1997–2013 [28]
Magne Hoseth Flag of Norway.svg NorwayMF31188 Molde, Vålerenga, Stabæk, Viking, Aalesund, Kristiansund 1999–2017 [29]
Jonatan Tollås Flag of Norway.svg NorwayDF30915 Aalesund, Vålerenga 2007– [30]
Arne Vidar Moen Flag of Norway.svg NorwayDF30913 Tromsø, Brann, Lillestrøm 1991–2005 [31]
André Hansen Flag of Norway.svg NorwayGK3080 Lillestrøm, Odd, Rosenborg 2009– [32]
Tom Gulbrandsen Flag of Norway.svg NorwayMF30759 Mjøndalen, Lillestrøm 1983–1997 [33]
André Muri Flag of Norway.svg NorwayDF30717 Stabæk, Vålerenga, Odd 2000–2014 [34]
Torgeir Bjarmann Flag of Norway.svg NorwayDF30637 Lillestrøm 1988–2003 [35]
Charles Berstad Flag of Norway.svg NorwayDF30310 Kongsvinger, Bodø/Glimt 1983–1998 [36] [37]
Morten Fevang Flag of Norway.svg NorwayDF30145 Odd 1998–2013 [38]
Frode Johnsen Flag of Norway.svg NorwayFW301132 Odd, Rosenborg 1999–2015 [39]
Martin Andresen Flag of Norway.svg NorwayMF30061 Moss, Viking, Stabæk, Molde, Brann, Vålerenga, Sandefjord 1996–2015 [40]

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