List of family relations in Allsvenskan

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This is a list of family relations in Allsvenskan. Since the creation of the Allsvenskan in 1924, family members have been involved in all aspects of the league. Although most connections are among players, there have been family members involved in coaching as well.

The Nordahl has had the largest number of family members – seven – play and coach in Allsvenskan. The original five brothers (Bertil, Knut, Gunnar, Gösta, Göran) and two of their sons (cousins Thomas and Per-Gösta) result in multiple brother/father-son/uncle-nephew/cousin combinations.

The longest multi-generational family is the direct line of three generations starting with Gösta Sandberg, father of Lars Sandberg, who is father-in-law of Anton Sandberg Magnusson and Gustav Sandberg Magnusson, and the Bild family: Harry Bild, uncle of Per-Olof Bild, who is the father Andreas and Fredrik Bild. To note is also the Hysén family of Allsvenskan players: brothers Erik and Carl Hysén, Eriks's grandson Glenn Hysén, whose sons Tobias and Anton Hysén also have played in Allsvenskan, all except Anton for IFK Göteborg. Glenn's father Kurt Hysén also played for IFK Göteborg, however not in the senior team.

Another family is the Svensson family playing for Östers IF: brothers Peter and Tommy Svensson, and their brothers-in-law Karl-Axel Blomqvist and Kalle Björklund, Blomqvist's grandson Matteo Blomqvist-Zampi and Björklund's son Joachim Björklund. Peter and Tommy Svensson's father (and the father-in-law of Karl-Axel Blomqvist and Karl-Gunnar Björklund) played for Östers IF before they were promoted to Allsvenskan and was chairman during a number of Allsvenskan seasons.

Below is a list of family relations throughout Allsvenskan as players and managers.

Brothers[edit]

Last name Siblings Country Notes
Albornoz Mauricio, Miiko  Sweden
 Chile 		Both brothers played for IF Brommapojkarna in the 2009 season.
Alexandersson Niclas, Daniel  Sweden Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg in the 2008 and 2009 seasons.
Amuneke Kevin, Kingsley  Nigeria Both brothers played for Landskrona BoIS in the 2005 season.
Anderberg Gunnar, Lennart  Sweden [1]
Andersson Patrik, Daniel  Sweden Both brothers played for Malmö FF.
Andersson Rolf-Inge, Sven-Bertil, Bo  Sweden All three brothers played for Mjällby AIF.[2]
Andersson-Tvilling Hans, Stig (twins)  Sweden Both brothers played for Djurgårdens IF.
Aronsson Jan, Leif  Sweden Both brothers played for Degerfors IF and Djurgårdens IF.
Augustsson Jörgen, Bo  Sweden Both brothers played for Åtvidabergs FF and Landskrona BoIS in the 1970s.
Augustsson Andreas, Jakob  Sweden
Berg Jonatan, Marcus  Sweden Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[3]
Bild Andreas, Fredrik  Sweden
Börjesson Helge, Rune  Sweden Both brothers played for Örgryte IS in the 1959 to 1961 as well as the 1964 to 1966 seasons.
Carlsson Jerry, Conny  Sweden Both brothers played multiple seasons together for IFK Göteborg.[3]
Dahlgren Gert, Kenneth  Sweden Both brothers played for Landskrona BoIS.[1]
Dahlin Johan, Erik  Sweden Both brothers played as goalkeepers.[4]
Dahlqvist Edvin, Isak  Sweden Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[3]
Elm Rasmus, Viktor, David  Sweden All three brothers played for Kalmar FF. The three of them won the 2008 Allsvenskan.
Elmander Johan, Patrik  Sweden Both brothers played for Örgryte IS.
Eriksson Jan Eriksson, Patrik Eriksson-Ohlsson  Sweden
Farnerud Pontus, Alexander  Sweden Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg, Alexander also represented Landskrona, Häcken and Helsingborg.[3]
Gustafson Simon, Samuel (twins)  Sweden Both brothers played for BK Häcken.
Hjertsson Arne, Kjell, Sven  Sweden All three brothers played for Malmö FF. The three of them made one appearance together, on 29 May 1944.[5]
Holmgren Tord, Tommy, Bjarne  Sweden Tord and Tommy played for IFK Göteborg. IFK Göteborg's Tord and Tommy played against Gefle IF's Bjarne in the 1983 season.[5]
Hult Nils, Leif  Sweden Both brothers played as goalkeepers.[4]
Hysén Erik, Carl  Sweden Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[6]
Hysén Tobias, Alexander  Sweden Both brothers played for BK Häcken.
Jansson Ulrik, Jesper  Sweden Both brothers played for Östers IF and Helsingborgs IF
Jawo Omar, Amadou  Gambia
 Sweden 		Both brothers played for Gefle IF.
Johansson Allan, Nils  Sweden Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[3]
Källström Mikael, Jonas  Sweden
Karlsson Allan, Wilhelm  Sweden Both brothers played for Billingsfors IK. Their brothers Rickard, Arvid, Ragnar, and Nils also played for Billingsfors IK, however not in Allsvenskan.
Kujović Ajsel, Emir  Sweden Both brothers played for Halmstads BK in the 2008 and 2009 seasons.
Larsson Peder, Stefan  Sweden Both brothers played for IF Elfsborg.[1]
Leback Börje, Yngve (twins)  Sweden Both brothers played for AIK.
Lindman Jörgen, Sven  Sweden Both brothers played for Djurgårdens IF.[7]
Löfgren Gunnar, Stig  Sweden Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[3]
Magnusson Benno, Pär  Sweden Their brother Roger Magnusson represented Sweden national football team, but never played in Allsvenskan.[8]
Målberg Boris, Leif, Morgan  Sweden Boris and Leif played for IF Elfsborg. IF Elfsborg's Boris and Leif played against IFK Holmsund's Morgan in the 1967 season.
Mayambela Mark, Mihlali  South Africa Both brothers played for Djurgårdens IF.[9]
Nordahl Bertil, Knut, Gunnar, Gösta, Göran  Sweden Knut, Göran and Gösta played for IFK Norrköping. Gunnar and Bertil played for Degerfors IF.
Ohlsson Kenneth, Billy  Sweden Both brothers played for Hammarby IF.
Ohlsson Sebastian, Samuel  Sweden Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg, with Samuel only appearing once in Allsvenskan.[3]
Persson Einar, Ingvar, Valfrid, Rune, Gunnar  Sweden All five brothers played for Sandvikens IF.[5]
Rajalakso Sebastian, Joel  Sweden
Ravelli Andreas, Thomas, Stefan  Sweden All three brothers played for Östers IF. Andreas and Thomas played for IFK Göteborg.
Risp/Vilahamn Fredrik, Robert  Sweden Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[3]
Svensson Henning, Urban  Sweden Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[3]
Sandberg Magnusson Gustav, Anton  Sweden
Schiller Glenn, Dennis  Sweden Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[3]
Sema Ken, Maic  Sweden
Svensson Tommy, Peter  Sweden
Rydberg Gunnar, Anders  Sweden Both brothers played multiple seasons together for IFK Göteborg.[3]
Wålemark Jens, Bo, Jörgen  Sweden
Walker Robert, Kevin  Sweden Both brothers played for Örebro SK in the 2007 season.
Wallin Viktor, Nils  Sweden Both brothers played for IFK Göteborg.[3]
Wessberg Sten, Kenneth  Sweden Both brothers played for GAIS.[1]

Father and son[edit]

Parent Children Country Notes
Lars-Erik Ahlberg Peter Ahlberg  Sweden [1]
Mauritz Åkervall Bo Åkervall  Sweden [1]
Lennart Alexandersson Niclas Alexandersson,
Daniel Alexandersson 		 Sweden All played for Halmstads BK.
Stefan Allbäck Marcus Allbäck  Sweden Both played for Örgryte IS.
Rolf Almqvist Reine Almqvist  Sweden [1]
Nils Åman Ronald Åhman  Sweden [1]
Frans Anderberg Gunnar Anderberg,
Lennart Anderberg 		 Sweden [1]
Roger Andersson Tomas Andersson  Sweden Both played for IF Elfsborg.[1]
Roy Andersson Patrik Andersson,
Daniel Andersson 		 Sweden All played for Malmö FF.
Werner Andersson Lennart Andersson  Sweden Both played for IFK Göteborg.[1]
Sanny Åslund Martin Åslund  Sweden Both played for AIK.
Bo Augustsson Andreas Augustsson,
Jakob Augustsson 		 Sweden
Stuart Baxter Lee Baxter  Scotland
 Sweden
Per-Olof Bild Andreas Bild,
Fredrik Bild 		 Sweden
Kalle Björklund Joachim Björklund  Sweden Both played for Östers IF.
Bror Blom Gunnar Blom  Sweden Both played for IFK Eskilstuna.[1]
Jan Borgqvist Lars Borgqvist  Sweden Both played for AIK.[10]
Lars Borgqvist Michael Borgqvist  Sweden Both played for AIK.[10]
Erik Börjesson Reino Börjesson  Sweden [1]
Helge Börjesson Sören Börjesson  Sweden Both played for and managed Örgryte IS. Both Sören and his uncle (Helge's brother) Rune have become Allsvenskan top scorers.
Henry Carlsson Björn Carlsson  Sweden Both played for AIK.[1]
Elof Cronman Jan Cronman  Sweden [1]
Gunnar Dahlgren Gert Dahlgren, Kenneth Dahlgren  Sweden All three played for Landskrona BoIS.[1]
Stefan Dahlin Johan Dahlin,
Erik Dahlin 		 Sweden All three played as goalkeepers.
Bengt Dahlqvist Peter Dahlqvist  Sweden [1]
Ranko Đorđić Bojan Djordjic  Yugoslavia
 Sweden
Gösta Dunker Rolf Dunker  Sweden [1]
Ragnar Eriksson Yngve Eriksson  Sweden [1]
Stig Eriksson Dixie Eriksson  Sweden [1]
Bert Fagerman Kenneth Fagerman  Sweden [1]
Leif Forsberg Emil Forsberg  Sweden Both played for GIF Sundsvall.[11]
Lennart Forsberg Leif Forsberg  Sweden [1]
Ove Grahn Tobias Grahn  Sweden
Gunnar Granbom Krister Granbom  Sweden Both played for Helsingborgs IF.[1]
Holger Hansson Roger Hansson  Sweden [1]
Ronnie Hellström Erland Hellström  Sweden Both played for Hammarby IF.
Arne Hjertsson Kenneth Hjertsson  Sweden [1]
Folke Holmberg Lars-Ove Holmberg  Sweden Both played for Hammarby IF.[1]
Oscar Holmqvist Leif Holmqvist  Sweden Both played for IFK Norrköping.[1]
Henry Holmsten Lars Holmsten  Sweden Both played for Halmstads BK.[1]
Glenn Hysén Tobias Hysén,
Alexander Hysén 		 Sweden Glenn and Tobias both played for IFK Göteborg.
Lars-Olof Jingblad Mats Jingblad  Sweden Both played for Halmstads BK.[1]
Georg Johansson Stig Johansson  Sweden Both played for IK Brage.[1]
Gustaf Johansson Ronald Johansson  Sweden Both played for IFK Göteborg.[1]
Hans Johansson Johan Johansson  Sweden [12][1]
Inge Johansson Lennart Johansson  Sweden Both played for IF Elfsborg.[1]
Johan Johansson Sam Lundholm  Sweden Both played for AIK.[13]
Nils Johansson Magnus Johansson  Sweden Both played for IFK Göteborg.[1]
Manfred Johnsson Nils Johnsson  Sweden [1]
Harry Jönsson Peter Jönsson  Sweden Both played for Malmö FF.[1]
Mikael Källström Kim Källström  Sweden Both played for BK Häcken.
Bengt Karlsson Mats Karlsson  Sweden [1]
Mats Karlsson Pontus Karlsson  Sweden
Ove Kindvall Niclas Kindvall  Sweden Both played for IFK Norrköping.
Henrik Larsson Jordan Larsson  Sweden Both played for Helsingborgs IF.
Henry Larsson Peder Larsson, Stefan Larsson  Sweden All three played for IF Elfsborg.[1]
Anders Lewicki Oscar Lewicki  Sweden
Anders Linderoth Tobias Linderoth  Sweden Both were in IF Elfsborg organization in 1997 season, Anders as manager and Tobias as player.
Thorsten Lindskog Bengt Lindskog  Sweden [1]
Göte Lindstrand Hans Lindstrand  Sweden Both played for Jönköpings Södra IF.[1]
Birger Lönn Peter Lönn  Sweden Both played for IFK Norrköping.[1]
Herbert Lundgren Sten Lundgren  Sweden [1]
Hugo Lydén Stefan Lydén  Sweden Both played for IF Elfsborg.[1]
Gösta Malm Tomas Malm  Sweden Both played for IFK Norrköping.[1]
Örjan Martinsson Tony Martinsson  Sweden Both played for IFK Norrköping.[1]
Gösta Nordahl Per-Gösta Nordahl  Sweden [1]
Gunnar Nordahl Thomas Nordahl  Sweden Both played for Degerfors IF.[1]
Frans Nilsson Carl Nilsson  Sweden Both played for Landskrona BoIS.[1]
Fritz Nilsson Jörgen Nilsson  Sweden Both played for Åtvidabergs FF.[1]
Ivar Nilsson Bo Nilmert  Sweden Both played for Kalmar FF.[1]
Ruben Nilsson Erik Nilsson  Sweden Both played for IFK Eskilstuna.[1]
Sven Nilsson Bertil Nilsson  Sweden Both played for Malmö FF.[1]
Arne Nyberg Ralph Nyberg  Sweden Both played for IFK Göteborg.[1]
Henning Olsson Stig Olsson  Sweden Both played for IFK Eskilstuna.[1]
Karl-Erik Palmér Anders Palmér  Sweden Both played for Malmö FF.[1]
Ingvar Petersson Bo Petersson  Sweden [14][1]
Sune Petersson Alf Peterson  Sweden Both played for Halmstads BK.[1]
Bengt Pettersson Stefan Pettersson  Sweden [1]
Igor Ponomaryov Anatoli Ponomarev  Soviet Union
 Azerbaijan 		[15]
Ronnie Powell Magnus Powell  England
 Sweden
Kjell Rosén Sven Rosén  Sweden Both played for Malmö FF.[1]
Birger Sandberg Per Sandberg  Sweden Both played for Djurgårdens IF.[1]
Gösta Sandberg Lars Sandberg  Sweden Both played for Djurgårdens IF.[1]
Bengt Sjögren Lars Sjögren  Sweden Both played for Åtvidabergs FF.[1]
Erik Svensson Lennart Svensson  Sweden Both played for Malmö FF.[1]
Börje Tapper Staffan Tapper  Sweden Both played for Malmö FF.[1]
Jonas Thern Simon Thern  Sweden Both played for Malmö FF.
Tom Turesson Tomas Turesson  Sweden Both played for Hammarby IF.[1]
Pekka Utriainen Peter Utriainen  Finland [1]
Pat Walker Robert Walker,
Kevin Walker 		 Ireland
 Sweden 		All three were in the Örebro SK organization in 2007 season, Pat as manager and Robert and Kevin as players. Both Pat and Kevin played for GIF Sundsvall.
Joakim Wendt Oscar Wendt  Sweden Both played for IFK Göteborg.[16]
Bertil Wennerström Ulf Wennerström  Sweden Both played for Kalmar FF.[1]
Henning Wessberg Sten Wessberg, Kenneth Wessberg  Sweden All three played for GAIS.[1]
Lennart Westergren Anders Westergren  Sweden Both played for Halmstads BK.[1]
Vadym Yevtushenko Vyacheslav Jevtushenko  Ukraine
 Sweden 		Both played for AIK.[17]
Göran Ytterell Leif Ytterell  Sweden [1]

Grandfather and grandson[edit]

Grandfather Grandson Country Notes
Karl-Axel Blomqvist Matteo Blomqvist-Zampi  Sweden
Jan Borgqvist Michael Borgqvist  Sweden Both played for AIK.[10]
Erik Hysén Glenn Hysén  Sweden Both played for IFK Göteborg.
Hans Johansson Sam Lundholm  Sweden
Lennart Forsberg Emil Forsberg  Sweden
Bengt Karlsson Pontus Karlsson  Sweden
Gösta Sandberg Gustav Sandberg Magnusson,
Anton Sandberg Magnusson 		 Sweden

Great-grandfather and great-grandson[edit]

Great-grandfather Great-grandson Country Notes
Erik Hysén Tobias Hysén,
Alexander Hysén 		 Sweden Erik and Tobias both played for IFK Göteborg.

Uncle and nephew[edit]

This category is for such pairings not already listed in the Brothers and Father and son sections above.

Uncle Nephew Country Notes
Jörgen Augustsson,
Bo Augustsson 		Jimmie Augustsson  Sweden
Harry Bild Per-Olof Bild  Sweden
Allan Karlsson,
Wilhelm Karlsson 		Aller Karlsson  Sweden All three played for Billingsfors IK in the 1946–47 season.
Lars Sandberg Gustav Sandberg Magnusson,
Anton Sandberg Magnusson 		 Sweden

Cousins[edit]

Cousin Cousin Country Notes
Andreas Augustsson,
Jakob Augustsson 		Jimmie Augustsson  Sweden
Carlos Banda Carlos Banda (manager)  Sweden Both in the Djurgårdens IF organization.
Imad Khalili Abdul Khalili  Sweden Both played for Helsingborgs IF and Hammarby IF.
Moses Nsubuga Martin Kayongo-Mutumba  Sweden
 Uganda 		Second cousins.

In-laws[edit]

In-law In-law Country Notes
Kalle Björklund, Karl-Axel Blomqvist Tommy Svensson, Peter Svensson  Sweden Karl-Gunnar and Karl-Axel are brothers-in-law of Tommy and Peter.
Alexander Hysén, Tobias Hysén Andreas Drugge  Sweden Andreas is brother-in-law of Alexander and Tobias,[18] and son in law of Glenn Hysén. Tobias and Andreas played in IFK Göteborg in the 2011 season.

References[edit]

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