How many caps did Kennet Andersson win for Sweden?

Kennet Andersson won 83 caps for Sweden, scoring 31 goals.

Which clubs did Kennet Andersson play for?

IFK Eskilstuna (1985–1988), IFK Göteborg (1988–1991), KV Mechelen (1991–1993), Lille OSC (1993–1994), IFK Norrköping FK (1993–1993), Stade Malherbe Caen (1994–1995), SSC Bari (1995–1996), Bologna F.C. 1909 (1996–1999), SS Lazio (1999–1999), Bologna F.C. 1909 (1999–2000), Fenerbahçe Istanbul (2000–2002), Gårda BK (2005–2005).

Where does Kennet Andersson rank among Sweden's greatest footballers?

The 33 Legends almanac ranks Kennet Andersson #26 of Sweden's 33 greatest players of all time.

‹ Sweden's 33

No verified career portrait available.

26 / Sweden · 1990–2000

Kennet Andersson

RM dribblercreator

Caps · Sweden

Goals · Sweden

Life

1967

Clubs

IFK Eskilstuna, Bologna F.C. 1909, Fenerbahçe Istanbul

#26

Editorial rank of 33 for Sweden

–

The people's rank, live from duel votes

A powerful forward, Andersson was a 1994 World Cup hero for Sweden, scoring crucial goals including the equaliser against Brazil in the third-place play-off. Career record: 83 caps and 31 goals for Sweden; club career at IFK Eskilstuna, Bologna F.C. 1909, Fenerbahçe Istanbul.

Career sources

Career dates · checked 4 October 2026
Identity and career · Wikidata Q352241

Vote in Sweden's duels Build your Sweden XI

Career record

1985–1988	IFK Eskilstuna
1988–1991	IFK Göteborg
1991–1993	KV Mechelen
1993–1994	Lille OSC
1993–1993	IFK Norrköping FK
1994–1995	Stade Malherbe Caen
1995–1996	SSC Bari
1996–1999	Bologna F.C. 1909
1999–1999	SS Lazio
1999–2000	Bologna F.C. 1909
2000–2002	Fenerbahçe Istanbul
2005–2005	Gårda BK
Sweden	83 caps, 31 goals

Sources

Senior international years checked 4 October 2026
Caps · Sweden checked 4 October 2026
Goals · Sweden checked 4 October 2026

Shared the era

Sweden legends whose careers overlapped Andersson's

The world's great RMs

Around Andersson in the almanac

One rank above: Erik Nilsson at #25.

One rank below: Kim Källström at #27.

Sweden's editorial top five: Gunnar Nordahl · Zlatan Ibrahimović · Henrik Larsson · Nils Liedholm · Gunnar Gren.

Report an error