List of Molde FK players (1–24 appearances)

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Molde Fotballklubb is a Norwegian association football club based in Molde, Norway. The club was formed in 1911 as International. The club was renamed Molde FK in 1915. Molde had several grounds as their home ground until they in 1955 began to permanently use Molde Stadion as their home ground. In 1998, they moved to their current home ground, Aker Stadion.

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Since Molde's first competitive match, a number of players have made a competitive first-team appearance for the club. Many of these players have spent only a short period of their career at Molde FK before seeking opportunities in other teams; some players had their careers cut short by injury, while others left for other reasons.

Players

This list is under construction. Statistics correct as of match played 13 November 2022

Table headers
Positions key
GK Goalkeeper
DF Defender
MF Midfielder
FW Forward
UUtility player 1
List of Molde FK players with fewer than 25 appearances
NameNationalityPositionMolde
career		DebutApps.GoalsRef
Lasse Møller Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF198716 May 198730 [1]
Even Blakstad Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF19878 August 198710 [2]
Stig Engen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway GK1988–198918 May 198840 [3]
Espen Søraa Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF198930 April 198940 [4]
Frode Tømmerbakk Flag of Norway.svg  Norway FW1989–199230 April 1989130 [4]
Kjell Rune Flo Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF199029 April 1990174 [5]
Stein Holsvik Flag of Norway.svg  Norway FW199112 May 199174 [6]
Adrian Pennock Flag of England.svg  England DF199129 May 1991182 [6]
Per Arne Gjerdalen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 199122 September 199120 [6]
Paul Moulden Flag of England.svg  England FW199224 May 199262 [7]
Jan Richard JohnsenFlag of Norway.svg  Norway MF19926 June 199210 [7]
Roger SvendsenFlag of Norway.svg  Norway DF1992–199324 June 199230 [7]
Kjell Gunnar IldhusøyFlag of Norway.svg  Norway FW1992–199318 October 199251 [7]
Stig HasselvoldFlag of Norway.svg  Norway MF19932 May 199390 [8]
Hans Ivar KlefstadFlag of Norway.svg  Norway FW1993–199423 May 199392 [8]
Sindre EidFlag of Norway.svg  Norway DF199326 May 199310 [8]
Steve Kinsey Flag of England.svg  England FW199322 August 199341 [8]
Tor Gunnar Johnsen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway FW1994–19951 May 1994242 [9]
Frode Kvalshaug Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 19944 May 199450 [9]
Tom-Eskil Grande Flag of Norway.svg  Norway FW19947 August 199420 [9]
Robert Pettersen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 19947 August 199410 [9]
Bjarte SkusethFlag of Norway.svg  Norway DF1995–199622 April 1995180 [10] [11]
Odd Petter LyngstadFlag of Norway.svg  Norway DF199510 September 199580 [12]
Per Olav SætreFlag of Norway.svg  Norway DF1995–199710 September 199590 [12]
Are LervikFlag of Norway.svg  Norway GK1996–199930 April 199640 [13]
Lee Robertson Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland MF199720 April 199740 [14]
Bjarki Gunnlaugsson Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland MF1997–19986 July 1997197 [15]
Ståle RønningenFlag of Norway.svg  Norway DF1998–200010 May 199820 [16] [17]
Jarkko Wiss Flag of Finland.svg  Finland MF199923 April 199941 [18]
Svein Tore Brandshaug Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF1999–200220 June 199950 [19]
Torgeir Ruud Ramsli Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF1999–200515 August 1999160 [20]
Clayton Zane Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia FW20009 April 2000140 [21]
Tor Einar LeiraFlag of Norway.svg  Norway MF200027 August 200010 [22]
Nils Gunnar ThomleFlag of Norway.svg  Norway FW200129 April 200110 [23]
Ardian Gashi Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF20016 May 200161 [24]
Jákup Mikkelsen Flag of the Faroe Islands.svg  Faroe Islands GK2001–200222 July 2001120 [25]
Ante Juric Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia MF200112 August 200130 [26]
Andri Sigþórsson Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland DF2001–20039 September 2001177 [27]
Anders SærvoldFlag of Norway.svg  Norway DF20032 June 200310 [28]
Martin Høyem Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF2003–200514 August 2003240 [29]
Joar Harøy Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF200425 July 200410 [30]
Peter Berg Hestad Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF2004–200725 July 2004240 [31]
Lars Ivar Moldskred Flag of Norway.svg  Norway GK2004–200725 July 2004240 [32]
Mitja Brulc Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia MF2004–200523 August 200491 [33]
Dag Roar Ørsal Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF200511 May 2005183 [34]
Øyvind Gram Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF2005–200611 May 2005102 [35]
Johan Nås Flag of Norway.svg  Norway FW200526 June 200520 [36]
Marcus Bakke Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF2005–20069 April 200690 [37]
Denni Conteh Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark FW20069 April 200662 [38]
Sandro Grande Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada MF200617 April 2006180 [39]
Christian Gauseth Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF20079 April 2007242 [40]
Fredrik Samdal SolbergFlag of Norway.svg  Norway DF200722 April 200720 [41]
Vidar G. HenriksenFlag of Norway.svg  Norway DF200720 June 200760 [42]
Selemani Ndikumana Flag of Burundi.svg  Burundi FW200823 July 200820 [43]
Souhaieb El Amari Flag of Tunisia.svg  Tunisia MF200829 September 200810 [44]
Brian Waltrip Flag of the United States.svg  USA U2009–201010 May 2009141 [45]
Kristian StrandhagenFlag of Norway.svg  Norway MF2009–201010 May 200970 [46]
Jacob Falch MeidellFlag of Norway.svg  Norway DF2009–20101 August 200930 [47]
Elias Valderhaug Flag of Norway.svg  Norway GK2009–20119 August 200970 [48]
Björn Runström Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden FW201014 March 2010213 [49]
Ben Amos Flag of England.svg  England GK201014 March 201090 [50]
Simon Markeng Flag of Norway.svg  Norway FW201012 April 201030 [51]
Pål Erik Ulvestad Flag of Norway.svg  Norway U201117 April 2011160 [52]
Sean Cunningham Flag of the United States.svg  USA DF20111 May 201130 [53]
Ivar Furu Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF2011–20131 May 201140 [54]
Krister Wemberg Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF20111 May 201160 [55]
Ole Martin Rindarøy Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF2011–201725 May 2011150 [56]
Vini Dantas Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW2011–201217 September 201192 [57]
Abdou Karim Camara Flag of Senegal.svg  Senegal MF2011–201227 November 2011120 [58]
Victor Johansen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF2012–20131 May 201240 [59]
Ole Söderberg Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden GK2012–20131 May 2012230 [60]
Børre Steenslid Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF2012–20134 August 2012120 [61]
Magnar Ødegaard Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF2012–20137 October 2012130 [62]
Andreas Hollingen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF2012–201425 October 201251 [63]
Lauri Dalla Valle Flag of Finland.svg  Finland FW201315 March 201360 [64]
Aliou Coly Flag of Senegal.svg  Senegal U201317 April 2013145 [65]
Mats Møller Dæhli Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF20133 August 2013150 [66]
Ben Spencer Flag of the United States.svg  USA FW20131 September 201320 [67]
Amidou Diop Flag of Senegal.svg  Senegal MF2014–20172 November 2014130 [68]
Thomas Kind Bendiksen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF201511 April 2015111 [69]
Martin Ove Roseth Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF2015–1922 April 201540 [70]
Fredrik Semb Berge Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF20157 May 2015121 [71]
Erlend Hustad Flag of Norway.svg  Norway FW20157 May 201510 [72]
Mushaga Bakenga Flag of Norway.svg  Norway FW2015–201623 September 2015104 [73]
Neydson da Silva Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil GK2015–20178 November 201520 [74]
Kristian Strande Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF201625 February 201630 [75]
Eiður Guðjohnsen Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland FW201613 March 2016131 [76]
Thompson Ekpe Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria MF201613 April 201630 [77]
Dulee Johnson Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden MF201613 April 201610 [78]
Tobias Svendsen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF2016-1813 April 2016232 [79]
Óttar Magnús Karlsson Flag of Iceland.svg  Iceland FW20171 April 2017102 [80]
Leo Skiri Østigård Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF20174 June 201710 [81]
Mathias Eriksen Ranmark Flag of Norway.svg  Norway GK2017–1812 August 201730 [82]
Ibrahima Wadji Flag of Senegal.svg  Senegal FW2017–201820 August 2017175 [83]
Mathias Normann Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF2017–201827 August 2017181 [84]
Christopher Telo Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden DF2017–201917 September 2017100 [85]
Sivert Gussiås Flag of Norway.svg  Norway FW201818 April 201810 [86]
Simen Hagbø Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF201818 April 201810 [87]
Paweł Cibicki Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden FW201826 July 2018183 [88]
Jakob Nyland Ørsahl Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF201923 May 201912 [89]
Tobias Hestad Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF201923 May 201910 [90]
Markus Eiane Flag of Norway.svg  Norway FW201923 May 201910 [91]
Oliver Petersen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway GK2019–23 May 2019140 [92]
John Kitolano Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF202028 June 2020101 [93]
Ole Sebastian Sundgot Flag of Norway.svg  Norway FW202019 December 202010 [94]
Albert Tjåland Flag of Norway.svg  Norway FW2021-25 July 202110 [95]
Anders Børset Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF2021-25 July 202130 [96]
Mathias Løvik Flag of Norway.svg  Norway DF2021-25 July 2021241 [97]
Gustav Nyheim Flag of Norway.svg  Norway FW2021-25 July 202110 [98]
Adrian Ugelvik Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines DF202125 July 202110 [99]
Niklas Ødegård Flag of Norway.svg  Norway FW2021-25 July 2021172 [100]
Johan Bakke Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF2022-18 May 2022100 [101]
Leon Hovland Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF2022-18 May 202210 [102]
Martin Kjørsvik Flag of Norway.svg  Norway FW202218 May 202210 [103]
Andreas Myklebust Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF2022-18 May 202210 [104]
Kristian Eriksen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway MF2022-4 August 2022233 [105]

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