List of AIK Fotboll players

This list is about AIK players with at least 100 league appearances. For a list of all AIK players with a Wikipedia article, see Category:AIK Fotboll players. For the current AIK first-team squad, see First-team squad.

This is a list of AIK players with at least 100 league appearances.

Players

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Matches of current players as of 7 March 2015.

 
Nils-Eric Johansson has made 212 league appearances for AIK.
 
Per Kaufeldt has made 201 league appearances for AIK.
 
Per Karlsson has made 173 league appearances for AIK.
 
Kenny Pavey has made 145 league appearances for AIK.
 
Martin Kayongo-Mutumba has made 131 league appearances for AIK.
Name Nationality Position AIK
career
League
apps
League
goals
Total
apps
Total
goals
Gustav Sjöberg   Sweden 1932–1950 321 0
Daniel Tjernström   Sweden MF 1999–2013 305 16
Göran Göransson   Sweden 1974–1990 269 13
Sven Dahlqvist   Sweden 1975–1987 256 38
Börje Leander   Sweden 1938–1953 249 39
Gary Sundgren   Sweden DF 1988–1997
2002–2003
246 14
Sven Andersson   Sweden 1928–1940 235 28
Krister Nordin   Sweden MF 1992–1999
2002–2004
233 42
Björn Kindlund   Sweden DF 1981–1993 227 27
Erik Persson   Sweden MF 1929–1942 222 102
Nils-Eric Johansson   Sweden DF 2007– 212 11
Thomas Lagerlöf   Sweden 1990–2001 208 15
Per Kaufeldt   Sweden 1920–1934 201 146
Erik Almgren   Sweden MF 1934–1944 197 4
Per Karlsson   Sweden DF 2003–2005
2008–
173 0
Mats Rubarth   Sweden MF 2001–2008 154 21
Björn Anlert   Sweden 1954–1966 149 6
Kenny Pavey   England MF 2006–2011
2014–
145 16
Bengt Anlert   Sweden 1953–1961 143 7
Pascal Simpson   Sweden MF 1991–1998 141 43
Johan Mjällby   Sweden DF 1989–1998
2006
136 8
Martin Kayongo-Mutumba   Uganda MF 2002–2003
2009–2010
2011–2013
131 10
Kurt Andersson   Sweden MF 1957–1961
1968–1971
128 45
Magnus Hedman   Sweden GK 1990–1997 127 0
Jyrki Nieminen   Finland FW 1979–1984 120 22
Nebojša Novaković   Sweden FW 1997–2001 104 27
Stefan Ishizaki   Sweden FW 1999–2003
2004
103 17
Vadym Yevtushenko   Ukraine MF 1989–1993 102 19
Ola Andersson   Sweden MF 1995–2000 102 2

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