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The 33 of Norway.
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EH
Erling Haaland 54 (as of 4 October 2026) caps (Norway) · 62 (as of 4 October 2026) goals · Molde FK, Borussia DortmundThe prolific goal machine, his explosive pace, towering physique, and relentless finishing have made him one of Europe's most feared strikers.
SS2019–
02
Martin Ødegaard 67 (as of 4 October 2026) caps (Norway) · 4 (as of 4 October 2026) goals · SC Heerenveen, SBV VitesseThe creative orchestrator effortlessly glides through midfield, unlocking defences with his exquisite vision and incisive passing.
CM2014–
Martin Ødegaard 67 (as of 4 October 2026) caps (Norway) · 4 (as of 4 October 2026) goals · SC Heerenveen, SBV VitesseThe creative orchestrator effortlessly glides through midfield, unlocking defences with his exquisite vision and incisive passing.
CM2014–
03
RB
Rune Bratseth 60 caps (Norway) · Nidelv, RosenborgA true colossus at the back, his calm authority, exceptional reading of the game, and leadership made him a Bundesliga legend with Werder Bremen.
CB1986–1994
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ET
Erik Thorstvedt 97 caps (Norway) · FK Eik Tønsberg, IFK GöteborgTottenham’s commanding shot-stopper was a consistent presence for club and country, representing Norway at the 1994 World Cup.
GK1982–1996
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JJ
Jørgen Juve 45 caps (Norway) · 33 goals · Lyn 1896 FK, FC BaselNorway’s all-time leading goal scorer, he was a prolific striker of the 1930s, renowned for his incredible scoring record.
ST1928–1937
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RJ
Roald Jensen 31 caps (Norway) · 5 goals · Brann, Heart of MidlothianA tricky winger with an eye for goal, he was a prominent figure in Norwegian football during the 1960s, spending his entire career at Brann.
RM1960–1971
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Tom Lund 47 caps (Norway) · 12 goals · Lillestrøm SKA true Norwegian legend, his prolific goalscoring and creative brilliance lit up Lillestrøm FK for two decades.
CAM1971–1982
Tom Lund 47 caps (Norway) · 12 goals · Lillestrøm SKA true Norwegian legend, his prolific goalscoring and creative brilliance lit up Lillestrøm FK for two decades.
CAM1971–1982
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Brede Hangeland 91 caps (Norway) · Viking FK, F.C. CopenhagenA towering presence, his commanding aerial ability and no-nonsense defending made him a Premier League stalwart for Fulham.
CB2002–2014
Brede Hangeland 91 caps (Norway) · Viking FK, F.C. CopenhagenA towering presence, his commanding aerial ability and no-nonsense defending made him a Premier League stalwart for Fulham.
CB2002–2014
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John Carew 91 caps (Norway) · 24 goals · Vålerenga Fotball, Valencia CFA powerful and athletic striker, he terrorised Premier League defences with his strength and aerial prowess for Aston Villa and Lyon.
ST1998–2011
John Carew 91 caps (Norway) · 24 goals · Vålerenga Fotball, Valencia CFA powerful and athletic striker, he terrorised Premier League defences with his strength and aerial prowess for Aston Villa and Lyon.
ST1998–2011
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LB
Lars Bohinen 49 caps (Norway) · 10 goals · BSC Young Boys, Nottingham ForestA gifted and graceful midfielder, he dictated play and provided moments of magic for Nottingham Forest and Derby County in the 90s.
CM1989–1999
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MG
Morten Gamst Pedersen 83 caps (Norway) · 17 goals · Tromsø IL, Blackburn RoversA dazzling left-winger, his unforgettable free-kicks and long-range thunderbolts lit up the Premier League for Blackburn Rovers.
LM2004–2014
15
MM
Myggen Mykland The 'Myggen' mystique captured fans with his dazzling close control and ability to dictate play from midfield with flair and intelligence.About the editorial selection
CM
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RJ
Ronny Johnsen 62 caps (Norway) · FK Eik Tønsberg, Manchester UnitedA linchpin in Manchester United's treble-winning defence of 1999, his composure and strength were vital at the back.
CB1991–2007
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Tore André Flo 76 caps (Norway) · 23 goals · Chelsea, RangersA towering and elegant striker, his clinical finishing and surprising agility made him a handful for defenders at Chelsea and Rangers.
ST1995–2004
Tore André Flo 76 caps (Norway) · 23 goals · Chelsea, RangersA towering and elegant striker, his clinical finishing and surprising agility made him a handful for defenders at Chelsea and Rangers.
ST1995–2004
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Alexander Sørloth 70 (as of 4 October 2026) caps (Norway) · 26 (as of 4 October 2026) goals · FC Groningen, Real SociedadThe powerful forward, much like his father, uses his imposing frame and clinical finishing to lead the line for club and country.
ST2016–
Alexander Sørloth 70 (as of 4 October 2026) caps (Norway) · 26 (as of 4 October 2026) goals · FC Groningen, Real SociedadThe powerful forward, much like his father, uses his imposing frame and clinical finishing to lead the line for club and country.
ST2016–
19
JÅ
Jan Åge Fjørtoft 71 caps (Norway) · 20 goals · SK Rapid Wien, Swindon TownA towering forward with a surprisingly deft touch, he became a cult hero for his charismatic personality and goalscoring exploits in England and Germany.
RM1986–1996
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KR
Kjetil Rekdal 83 caps (Norway) · Molde FK, Lierse S.K.Brazil were beaten in Marseille on 23 June 1998 because he scored from the penalty spot in the 89th minute, a 2-1 win that carried Norway into the second round.
CB1987–2000
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Steffen Iversen 79 caps (Norway) · 21 goals · Rosenborg BK, Tottenham HotspurA Tottenham Hotspur favourite, his keen eye for goal and tireless work rate defined an impressive club career.
CAM1998–2011
Steffen Iversen 79 caps (Norway) · 21 goals · Rosenborg BK, Tottenham HotspurA Tottenham Hotspur favourite, his keen eye for goal and tireless work rate defined an impressive club career.
CAM1998–2011
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SI
Stig Inge Bjørnebye 76 caps (Norway) · Kongsvinger IL Toppfotball, LiverpoolThe industrious left-back was a committed presence for Liverpool throughout the 90s, renowned for his consistent performances and surging runs.
LB1989–2006
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Thomas Myhre 56 caps (Norway) · Viking FK, EvertonA composed and agile goalkeeper, he was Norway's first-choice between the sticks at the 1998 World Cup.
GK1998–2007
Thomas Myhre 56 caps (Norway) · Viking FK, EvertonA composed and agile goalkeeper, he was Norway's first-choice between the sticks at the 1998 World Cup.
GK1998–2007
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HM
Harald Martin Brattbakk 17 caps (Norway) · 5 goals · FK Bodø/Glimt, CelticEighteen minutes were left at Celtic Park on 9 May 1998 when McNamara's low cross reached him and he made it 2-0 against St Johnstone, the goal that ended Rangers' bid for ten titles in a row and Celtic's ten-year wait.
LM1995–2004
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OE
Omar Elabdellaoui Strømsgodset IF, Feyenoord RotterdamAn athletic and attacking full-back, his powerful runs down the right flank were a constant threat for Norway and Olympiacos.
RB2013–
28
ØB
Ørjan Berg 19 caps (Norway) · Rosenborg BK, FC WettingenWith a career spanning decades, this seasoned midfielder dictated tempo and broke up play with quiet authority from deep.
CDM1988–2000
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Sander Berge 46 (as of 4 October 2026) caps (Norway) · 1 (as of 4 October 2026) goals · K.R.C. Genk, Sheffield UnitedA physically imposing presence in midfield, he combines ball-winning ability with a cultured passing range, dominating the centre of the park.
CM2017–
Sander Berge 46 (as of 4 October 2026) caps (Norway) · 1 (as of 4 October 2026) goals · K.R.C. Genk, Sheffield UnitedA physically imposing presence in midfield, he combines ball-winning ability with a cultured passing range, dominating the centre of the park.
CM2017–
30
GS
Gøran Sørloth 55 caps (Norway) · 15 goals · Rosenborg BK, BursasporA powerful and prolific striker for Rosenborg, he was a key figure in their dominant domestic period.
CAM1985–1994
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Patrick Berg FK Bodø/GlimtA modern defensive midfielder, his composure on the ball and intelligent positioning provide a crucial shield in front of the back four.
CDM
Patrick Berg FK Bodø/GlimtA modern defensive midfielder, his composure on the ball and intelligent positioning provide a crucial shield in front of the back four.Career sources
Identity and career · Wikidata Q18066870
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BH
Berg Hestad 8 caps (Norway) · Molde FK, SC HeerenveenA tireless and versatile right-sided player, he was a key figure known for his consistent performances in the Norwegian league.
RB1998–2003
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CB
Christian Berg FK Bodø/Glimt, Fredrikstad FKA tenacious midfield anchor, he protected the backline with relentless energy and astute positioning in the heart of the Norwegian engine room.
CDM
Career sources
Identity and career · Wikidata Q3675620About this XI
At the head of Norway's pool stand Erling Haaland, Martin Ødegaard and Rune Bratseth. The 33 covers 3 goalkeepers, 10 defenders, 14 midfielders and 6 forwards, with sourced senior international careers spanning the 1920s to the 2020s. Pick a formation, drag your eleven onto the pitch, then explore the careers and settle the duels below. Your votes reorder the people's ranking of these 33 in real time.
Who is the greatest Norway footballer of all time?
The editorial collection starts with Erling Haaland. Its first five careers: Erling Haaland, Martin Ødegaard, Rune Bratseth, Erik Thorstvedt, John Arne Riise. The people's ranking on this page moves with every duel vote and can disagree.
How were these 33 Norway players chosen?
The collection covers every position across Norway's football history. Honours, international records and career achievements inform the editorial order. Each entry opens a career note and its sources. Fan votes in the duels build a separate ranking.
Where can I read about the careers?
Open a player page from the collection to read the career scene, club record and recorded honours. The source links show where the available records come from.
Can I build and share my own Norway all-time XI?
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