List of foreign Damallsvenskan players

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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:

Contents

  1. 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.
  2. 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,

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.

Africa (CAF)

Algeria

Cameroon

DR Congo

Ghana

Ivory Coast

Malawi

Nigeria

South Africa

Uganda

Asia (AFC)

Australia

China

Chinese Taipei

Japan

Philippines

Thailand

Europe (UEFA)

Albania

Armenia

Austria

Belgium

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bulgaria

Croatia

Czech Republic

Denmark

England

Estonia

Finland

France

Germany

Greece

Hungary

Iceland

Ireland

Italy

Latvia

Montenegro

Netherlands

North Macedonia

Northern Ireland

Norway

Poland

Portugal

Romania

Russia

Scotland

Serbia

Slovakia

Slovenia

Spain

Switzerland

Turkey

Ukraine

Wales

North and Central America, Caribbean (CONCACAF)

Canada

Dominican Republic

Jamaica

Mexico

Trinidad and Tobago

United States

Oceania (OFC)

New Zealand

South America (CONMEBOL)

Brazil

Chile

Colombia

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 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.
  2. Initially known as Rebecca Quinn while with Vittsjö
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    Born in Canada
  2. ^
    Born in England
  3. ^
    Born in Germany
  4. ^
    Born in Kosovo
  5. ^
    Born in Sweden
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    Born in the United Arab Emirates
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    Born in the United States
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  346. "Leyla Güngör".
  347. "Aylin Yaren".
  348. "Vera Djatel".
  349. "Carys Hawkins".
  350. "Lindsay Agnew – Svensk fotboll".
  351. "Marie-Yasmine Alidou d'Anjou – Svensk fotboll".
  352. "Brittany Timko".
  353. "Josée Bélanger".
  354. "Justine Bernier".
  355. "Allysha Chapman".
  356. "Sabrina d'Angelo – Svensk fotboll".
  357. "Nkem Ezurike".
  358. "Jenna Hellstrom".
  359. "Christina Julien".
  360. "Kaylyn Kyle".
  361. "Stephanie Labbé".
  362. "Erin McLeod".
  363. "Carmelina Moscato".
  364. "Marie-Ève Nault".
  365. "Elizabeth Pechersky – Svensk fotboll".
  366. "Rebecca Quinn – Svensk fotboll".
  367. "Erin Ramsay".
  368. "Leah Robinson".
  369. "Sophie Schmidt".
  370. "Melissa Tancredi".
  371. "Damallsvenskan Newsblog - News and events from the Swedish women's premier football league".
  372. "Shannon Woeller – Svensk fotboll".
  373. "Shelina Zadorsky".
  374. "Emily Zurrer".
  375. "Brianne Reed – Svensk fotboll".
  376. "Chinyelu Asher – Svensk fotboll".
  377. "Tiffany Devonna Cameron – Svensk fotboll".
  378. "Konya Plummer – Svensk fotboll".
  379. "Briana Campos – Svensk fotboll".
  380. "Amanda Perez".
  381. "Verónica Pérez".
  382. "Pamela Tajonar".
  383. "Ahkeela Mollon".
  384. "Tasha St. Louis".
  385. "Allison Aaricka Maclaren Abbe – Svensk fotboll".
  386. "Danesha Adams".
  387. 1 2 3 "Fyra världsmästare lockar i Allsvenskan. Tyresö rena "främlingslegionen" i år". Dagens Nyheter. 23 April 1994.
  388. "Brittany Anghel".
  389. "Julia Ashley – Svensk fotboll".
  390. "Första trepoängaren för Stattena".
  391. "Bästa halvleken hjälpte inte Stattena".
  392. "Yael Averbuch".
  393. "Yael Averbuch".
  394. "Jessica Ayers – Svensk fotboll".
  395. "Madeline Bauer – Svensk fotboll".
  396. "Katie Bethke".
  397. "Rachel Bloznalis – Svensk fotboll".
  398. "Brittany Bock".
  399. "Kayla Braffet".
  400. "Damallsvenskan Newsblog - Match-Day 2 - Saturday". dandal.webblogg.se.
  401. "Lori Chalupny".
  402. "Kelly Conheeney – Svensk fotboll".
  403. "Fanta Cooper".
  404. "Aubrei Corder – Svensk fotboll".
  405. "Niki Cross".
  406. "Kelsey Daugherty – Svensk fotboll".
  407. "Hannah Davison – Svensk fotboll".
  408. "Kim DeCesare".
  409. "Robyn Decker".
  410. "Monica Dolinsky".
  411. "Hayley Dowd – Svensk fotboll".
  412. "Dif tappade i tätstriden". Sveriges Radio. 8 July 2007.
  413. "Kelly Eagan".
  414. "Becky Edwards".
  415. "Sarah Elnicky".
  416. "Whitney Engen 1". Archived from the original on 30 October 2013.
  417. "Damallsvenskan Newsblog - Match-day 22: Qbik wins and stays". dandal.webblogg.se.
  418. "Kendall Fletcher".
  419. "Tessa Florio – Svensk fotboll".
  420. "Brianne Folds – Svensk fotboll".
  421. "Katlynn Fraine – Svensk fotboll".
  422. "Tessa Gavilsky".
  423. "Adelaide Gay".
  424. "Shawna Gordon".
  425. "Summer Green".
  426. "Annie Habeeb – Svensk fotboll".
  427. "Ashlyn Harris".
  428. "Valerie Henderson".
  429. "Rachel Hill – Svensk fotboll".
  430. "Katie Kelly".
  431. "Hana Kerner – Svensk fotboll".
  432. "Noelle Keselica – Svensk fotboll".
  433. "Meghan Klingenberg".
  434. "Meghan Klingenberg".
  435. "Michaela Kovacs – Svensk fotboll".
  436. "Ali Krieger".
  437. "Hammarby IF:s historia".
  438. "Taylor Leach". svenskfotboll.se.
  439. "Camille Levin – Svensk fotboll".
  440. "Savannah Levin – Svensk fotboll".
  441. "Superstjärna till damallsvenskan". Aftonbladet. 17 December 2004.
  442. "Joanna Lohman".
  443. "Damallsvenskan Newsblog - News and events from the Swedish women's premier football league". dandal.webblogg.se.
  444. "Hailie Mace".
  445. "Emily Madril – Svensk fotboll".
  446. "Kate Markgraf".
  447. "Brett Elizabeth Maron – Svensk fotboll".
  448. "Ella Masar".
  449. "Blakely Mattern".
  450. "Amanda McGlynn – Svensk fotboll".
  451. "CYKEL". 10 July 2008.
  452. "Rachel Mercik".
  453. "AIK kom billigt undan". Dagens Nyheter. 17 April 2005.
  454. "Caroline Murray – Svensk fotboll".
  455. "Jennifer Nobis".
  456. "Jill Oakes".
  457. "Alissa Oldenkamp".
  458. "Allison Pantuso – Svensk fotboll".
  459. "Jennifer Lauren Pelley – Svensk fotboll".
  460. "Katie Pingel – Svensk fotboll".
  461. "Christen Press".
  462. "Christen Press".
  463. "Delaney Baie Pridham – Svensk fotboll".
  464. "Denise Reddy / Vittsjö GIK - Fotboll - Damallsvenskan". svenskalag.se.
  465. "Elli Reed".
  466. "Danielle Rice".
  467. "Börsen". Aftonbladet . 17 May 1996 via Mediearkivet.
  468. "Kelly Schmedes".
  469. "Jessica Shufelt".
  470. "Alex Singer".
  471. "Maggie Smither – Svensk fotboll".
  472. "Hope Solo".
  473. "Emily Ann Sonnett – Svensk fotboll".
  474. "Natalie Spilger".
  475. "Regan Steigleder – Svensk fotboll".
  476. "Juliane Stich".
  477. "Madeline Talbot – Svensk fotboll".
  478. "Rashidat Sade Thomas-Ayinde".
  479. "Tabitha Tindell – Svensk fotboll".
  480. "Megan Toohey".
  481. "India Trotter".
  482. "Alyssa Mae Walker – Svensk fotboll".
  483. "Tiffany Weimer".
  484. "Ingrid Wells".
  485. "Carly Wickenheiser – Svensk fotboll".
  486. "Antoinette Jewel Williams – Svensk fotboll".
  487. "Heather Williams".
  488. "Catherine Bott – Svensk fotboll".
  489. "Anna Green".
  490. "Alexandra Riley".
  491. "Rebecca Smith".
  492. "Hannah Wilkinson – Svensk fotboll".
  493. "Kirsty Yallop – Svensk fotboll".
  494. "Bárbara Micheline do Monte Barbosa".
  495. "Cristiane".
  496. "Daniela".
  497. "Daniela".
  498. "Elaine Moura".
  499. "Fernanda da Silva – Svensk fotboll".
  500. "Snöplig förlust för Själevad – Allehanda.se".
  501. "Ketlen Wiggers".
  502. "Renata da Costa".
  503. "Luana Gomes".
  504. "Marta".
  505. "Marta".
  506. "Nildinha".
  507. "Estibaliz Montes de Oca Muñoz".
  508. "Daniela Zamora – Svensk fotboll".
  509. "Yoreli Rincón".