Forward
Kamrat number 645
Seasons 3
IFK GÖTEBORG #10

Kennet Andersson

1989–91

Swedish champion
Games 132
IFK career1989–91
Games132
Seasons3
Goals65
Starts92
League59

Player profile

Overview

Bernt Kennet Andersson was born on 6 October 1967 in Eskilstuna. His IFK Göteborg first-team career began in the 1989 season. He made his competitive debut on 1 March 1989 against FCSB in the European Cup, a match that finished 1–0.

He spent 3 seasons with IFK Göteborg's first team and made 132 appearances and scoring 65 goals. Of those 132 appearances, 59 came in Allsvenskan.

Andersson won the Swedish championship with IFK Göteborg in 1990 and 1991. He was part of an IFK Göteborg Swedish Cup-winning side in 1991. In 1991, he finished as Allsvenskan's top scorer with 13 goals. In 1994, he won World Cup bronze with the national team. Andersson made 83 senior international appearances for Sweden, scoring 31 goals.

Autograph
Kennet Andersson, signature
Club changes

Transfers

2
From IFK Göteborg To KV Mechelen
Transfer 12m
From IFK Eskilstuna To IFK Göteborg
Transfer 300t
Records at IFK Göteborg

Club records

4
  • Most goals at Tipshallen, Jönköping 4
  • Most games at Tipshallen, Jönköping 3
  • Most goals in one game against Malmö FF 4
  • Most goals in one game at Tipshallen, Jönköping 2
Historical comparisons

Record rankings

24
  • Most international goals 2nd
  • Most goals in the 1990s 9th
  • Most international caps 10th
  • Best goals-per-game rate in Allsvenskan 16th
  • Most goals in the 1980s 20th
  • Record transfer fee 22nd
  • Best goals-per-game rate (competitive games) 24th
  • Most Allsvenskan goals 31st
  • Most games in the 1990s 33rd
  • Most games in the 1980s 35th
  • Most goals in an Allsvenskan season 38th
  • Most Swedish Cup goals 38th
  • Most games in a season 40th
  • Most goals in competitive games 42nd
  • Most goals 43rd
  • Most goals in one game 44th
  • Best goals-per-game rate (all games) 45th
  • Most UEFA Cup games 49th
  • Most hat-tricks (or better) 66th
  • Most goals in a season 68th
  • Highest cards-per-game rate in Allsvenskan 69th
  • Most yellow cards in Allsvenskan 74th
  • Most Champions League games 85th
  • Youngest player in a European cup game 94th