Allsvenskan - Clubs

Clubs

A total of 61 clubs have played in Allsvenskan from its inception in 1924 up to and including the 2012 season. No club have been a member of the league for every season since its inception, AIK are the club to have participated in most seasons with a record of 84 seasons played out of 89 seasons in total.

The following 16 clubs are competing in Allsvenskan during the 2013 season.

Club
Position
in 2012
First season Number of seasons First season of
current spell
Titles Last title
AIK 4th 1924–25 84 2006 5 2009
BK Häcken 2nd 1983 12 2009 0
Djurgårdens IF 9th 1927–28 57 2001 7 2005
Gefle IF 11th 1933–34 12 2005 0
Halmstads BK 3rd in Superettan 1933–34 50 2013 4 2000
Helsingborgs IF 6th 1924–25 62 1993 7 2011
IF Brommapojkarna 2nd in Superettan 2007 3 2013 0
IF Elfsborg 1st 1926–27 69 1997 6 2012
IFK Göteborg 7th 1924–25 80 1977 13 2007
IFK Norrköping 5th 1924–25 72 2011 12 1992
Kalmar FF 10th 1949–50 25 2004 1 2008
Malmö FF 3rd 1931–32 77 2001 19 2010
Mjällby AIF 12th 1980 6 2010 0
Syrianska FC 13th 2011 2 2011 0
Åtvidabergs FF 8th 1968 17 2012 2 1973
Östers IF 1st in Superettan 1968 32 2013 4 1981

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