Players having received the mark 4 ("national team class") or higher at least twice during the season. Ratings: Idrottsbladet.
8 times: Anders Linderoth (Öster, photo, left)
4: Yngve Källqvist (ÖIS), Bo Larsson (MFF, photo, right)
3: Kenneth Ohlsson (Hammarby), Odd Lindberg (Örebro), Tommy Evesson (Öster), Lennart "Lie" Larsson (Halmstad)
2: Jan Svensson, Bo Matsson (Hammarby), Göran Hagberg (Öster), Jan-Olof Wallgren (AIK Stockholm), Claes Cronqvist, Bo Augustsson, Sonny Johansson (Landskrona), Olle Nordin (IFK Sundsvall), Björn Alkeby (Djurgården), Thomas Sjöberg (MFF)
Including Qualifiers.
11: Roberto Bettega (Italy), Hans Krankl (Austria)
6: Grzegorz Lato (Poland)
5: Rob Rensenbrink (Holland), Kazimierz Deyna (Poland), Thomas Sjöberg
(Sweden), Cemil Turan (Turkey), Martin Hoffmann (East Germany)
4:
Johnny Rep (Holland), Michel Platini (France), Kevin Keegan (England),
Manuel Fernandes (Portugal), Joachim Streich (East Germany)
3: Ruud
Geels (Holland), Francesco Graziani & Paolo Rossi (Italy), Andrzej
Szarmach & Zbigniew Boniek (Poland), Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (West
Germany), Tibor Nyilasi (Hungary), Kenny Dalglish (Scotland), Mick
Channon (England), Safet Sušić (Yugoslavia), Chris McGrath (Northern
Ireland)
2: Johan Cruyff, Willy van de Kerkhof, René van de
Kerkhof, Ernie Brandts & Arie Haan (Holland), Giancarlo Antognoni,
Romeo Benetti & Renato Zaccarelli (Italy), Dieter Müller & Heinz
Flohe (West Germany), Stanislaw Terlecki & Wlodzimierz Lubański
(Poland), Bernard Lacombe & Dominique Rocheteau (France), Joe Jordan
& Archie Gemmill (Scotland), Andras Töröcsik & Sándor Zombori
(Hungary), Rubén Cano (Spain), Bo Börjesson (Sweden), Josef Stering
(Austria), Raoul Lambert (Belgium), Per Røntved, Lars Bastrup, Henning
Munk Jensen & Allan Simonsen (Denmark), Ray Kennedy (England),
Chalana & Nené (Portugal), Anghel Iordănescu & Dudu Georgescu
(Romania), Aki Heiskanen, Esa Heiskanen & Olavi Rissanen (Finland),
David Kipiani (USSR), Mimis Papaioannou (Greece), Hartmut Schade (East
Germany), Pavel Panov (Bulgaria), Leighton James (Wales), Sedat
(Turkey), Gerry Armstrong (Northern Ireland).
Including Qualifiers.
11: Roberto Bettega (Italy), Hans Krankl (Austria)
6: Grzegorz Lato (Poland)
5: Rob Rensenbrink (Holland), Kazimierz Deyna (Poland), Thomas Sjöberg (Sweden), Cemil Turan (Turkey), Martin Hoffmann (East Germany)
4: Johnny Rep (Holland), Michel Platini (France), Kevin Keegan (England), Manuel Fernandes (Portugal), Joachim Streich (East Germany)
3: Ruud Geels (Holland), Francesco Graziani & Paolo Rossi (Italy), Andrzej Szarmach & Zbigniew Boniek (Poland), Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (West Germany), Tibor Nyilasi (Hungary), Kenny Dalglish (Scotland), Mick Channon (England), Safet Sušić (Yugoslavia), Chris McGrath (Northern Ireland)
2: Johan Cruyff, Willy van de Kerkhof, René van de Kerkhof, Ernie Brandts & Arie Haan (Holland), Giancarlo Antognoni, Romeo Benetti & Renato Zaccarelli (Italy), Dieter Müller & Heinz Flohe (West Germany), Stanislaw Terlecki & Wlodzimierz Lubański (Poland), Bernard Lacombe & Dominique Rocheteau (France), Joe Jordan & Archie Gemmill (Scotland), Andras Töröcsik & Sándor Zombori (Hungary), Rubén Cano (Spain), Bo Börjesson (Sweden), Josef Stering (Austria), Raoul Lambert (Belgium), Per Røntved, Lars Bastrup, Henning Munk Jensen & Allan Simonsen (Denmark), Ray Kennedy (England), Chalana & Nené (Portugal), Anghel Iordănescu & Dudu Georgescu (Romania), Aki Heiskanen, Esa Heiskanen & Olavi Rissanen (Finland), David Kipiani (USSR), Mimis Papaioannou (Greece), Hartmut Schade (East Germany), Pavel Panov (Bulgaria), Leighton James (Wales), Sedat (Turkey), Gerry Armstrong (Northern Ireland).
1962: Owe Ohlsson, 5
1963: Harry Bild, 4
1964: Kurt Hamrin, 3
1965: Agne Simonsson, 3
1966: Tom Turesson, 5
1967: Leif Eriksson, 3
1968: Inge Ejderstedt, 4
1969: Ove Kindvall, 4
1970: Dag Brzokoupil, 3
1971: Ove Eklund, Bo Larsson, Sten Pålsson & Ove Grahn, 2
1972: Ralf Edström, 8
1973: Roland Sandberg, 6
1974: Ralf Edström, 4
1975: Thomas Sjöberg, 4
1976: Thomas Sjöberg, 5
1977: Thomas Sjöberg, 2
1978: Lennart "Lie" Larsson, 2
1979: Torbjörn Nilsson, 4
1980: Mats Nordgren & Sten-Ove "Putte" Ramberg, 2
1981: Thomas "Poletten" Larsson, 4
1982: Thomas "Poletten" Larsson, 2
1983: Mats Jingblad, 7
1984: Robert Prytz, 3
1985: Robert Prytz, 5
1986: Johnny Ekström, 6
1987: Mats Magnusson, 7
1988: Hans Holmqvist, 4
1989: Klas Ingesson, 3
1990: Tomas Brolin, 5
1991: Martin Dahlin, 6
1992: Kennet Andersson & Martin Dahlin, 4
1993: Martin Dahlin, 6
1994: Tomas Brolin, 9
1995: Kennet Andersson, 5
1996: Martin Dahlin, 5
1997: Pär Zetterberg, 5
1998: Jörgen Pettersson, 3
1999: Niklas Alexandersson & Henrik Larsson, 3
2000: Jörgen Pettersson, Johan Mjällby & Henrik Larsson, 2
2001: Henrik Larsson, 9
2002: Marcus Allbäck, 4
2003: Marcus Allbäck, 5
2004: Henrik Larsson & Zlatan Ibrahimović, 8
2005: Fredrik Ljungberg, 5
2006: Marcus Allbäck, 4
2007: Johan Elmander & Marcus Allbäck, 3
2008: Kim Källström, 3
2009: Olof Mellberg, 3
2010: Zlatan Ibrahimović, 3
2011: Tobias Hysén, 4
2012: Zlatan Ibrahimović, 11
4 times topscorer: Martin Dahlin, Henrik Larsson & Marcus Allbäck
3: Thomas Sjöberg & Zlatan Ibrahimović
2: Ralf Edström (photo), Thomas "Poletten" Larsson, Robert Prytz, Tomas Brolin, Kennet Andersson & Jörgen Pettersson.
