List of Sweden Davis Cup team representatives

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This is a list of tennis players who have represented the Sweden Davis Cup team in an official Davis Cup match. Sweden have taken part in the competition since 1925. [1]

Players

Lennart Bergelin Lennart Bergelin, 1950.jpg
Lennart Bergelin
Jonas Bjorkman Jonas Bjorkman US Open 08.jpg
Jonas Björkman
Bjorn Borg Bjorn Borg.jpg
Björn Borg
Sven Davidson Sven Davidson, 1957.jpg
Sven Davidson
Robin Soderling Robin Soderling at US Open 2010.jpg
Robin Söderling
As of December 2021
Player W-L
(Total)		W-L
(Singles)		W-L
(Doubles)		 Ties Debut
Birger Andersson 5–75–70–061975
Jan Apell 6–00–06–061994
Isak Arvidsson 2–112–80–372013
Simon Aspelin 6–80–26–6122001
Bengt Axelsson 1–01–00–011956
Ove Bengtson 22–287–1415–14291967
Lennart Bergelin 62–2643–1719–9361946
Rikard Bergh 1–00–01–011991
Christian Bergström 4–03–01–021991
Jonas Björkman 39–2518–1121–14361994
Björn Borg 45–1137–38–8211972
Johan Brunström 9–70–19–6152012
Kent Carlsson 4–14–10–041986
Martin Carlstein 1–00–01–011969
Sven Davidson 62–2339–1423–9361950
Stefan Edberg 47–2335–1512–8351984
Ervin Eleskovic 0–10–10–012011
Åke Eliaeson 1–01–00–011952
Thomas Enqvist 15–1115–100–1151995
Markus Eriksson 11–127–94–3142012
Borje Fornstedt 0–10–10–011948
Ingvar Garell 2–51–51–031926
André Göransson 1–20–01–242019
Jan Gunnarsson 2–30–12–251985
Magnus Gustafsson 10–410–40–091991
Thomas Hallberg 0–20–10–111961
Per Hjertquist 3–23–10–141979
Christer Holm 1–11–10–011966
Henrik Holm 2–40–32–141993
Bo Holmström 1–31–20–121964
Morgan Hultman 1–31–30–021939
Anders Järryd 36–1716–320–14351981
Joachim Johansson 3–52–51–062003
Leif Johansson 2–42–40–031974
Kjell Johansson 13–1113–110–0131973
Torsten Johansson 51–2133–1318–8321946
Thomas Johansson 18–1617–131–3171998
Sigurd Karlborg 0–20–20–011937
Nicklas Kulti 19–55–314–2191991
Magnus Larsson 13–612–41–2121992
Christian Lindell 4–34–30–042014
Robert Lindstedt 16–90–316–6242007
Peter Lundgren 1–10–01–121990
Jan-Erik Lundqvist 64–2747–1617–11351957
Sune Malmstroem 8–127–71–571925
Stig Mårtensson 0–20–20–011937
Jonathan Mridha 1–11–10–012018
Henning Muller 0–20–00–221927
Hans Nerell 5–72–53–261968
Jan Norbäck 2–11–01–121977
Rolf Norberg 6–54–22–361973
Magnus Norman 7–67–60–071998
Joakim Nyström 7–34–33–071982
Lars Ölander 1–51–30–231965
Curt Östberg 6–113–73–471929
Douglas Palm 1–00–01–011977
Mikael Pernfors 3–33–30–041986
Filip Prpic 0–20–20–012012
Harry Ramberg 1–51–30–221930
Nils Rohlsson 5–51–34–261938
Patrik Rosenholm 1–11–10–012017
Michael Ryderstedt 0–60–50–132011
Ulf Schmidt 66–3644–2522–11381955
Karl Schröder 17–911–66–391935
Andreas Siljeström 1–20–01–232017
Fred Simonsson 0–20–00–222015
Hans Simonsson 6–30–06–391980
Stefan Simonsson 2–52–30–231979
Robin Söderling 14–413–31–1102004
John Söderström 0–30–20–111930
Staffan Stockenberg 0–20–20–021953
Henrik Sundström 8–28–20–051983
Jonas Svensson 7–27–20–051989
Tenny Svensson 1–20–11–131978
Mikael Tillström 7–32–35–051997
Andreas Vinciguerra 3–123–120–092000
Carl-Erik von Braun 0–30–20–111925
Marcus Wallenberg 3–93–50–441925
Charles Wennergren 0–10–00–111928
Mats Wilander 43–1836–167–2271981
Daniel Windahl 0–20–20–012016
Elias Ymer 10–1310–130–0152013
Mikael Ymer 12–612–60–0112015
Håkan Zahr 0–10–10–011971

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