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Selected athletes[edit]

In the beginning of the qualification, the article listed qualified athletes. However, the Swedish Olympic Committee does not nominate all qualified athletes, so recently I changed the article to selected athletes.

Qualified and selected athletes[edit]

Athletics: Andreas Almgren, Carl Bengtström, Armand Duplantis, Oskar Edlund, Suldan Hassan, Axelina Johansson, Perseus Karlström, Andreas Kramer, Fanny Roos, Daniel Ståhl, Carolina Wikström
Boxing: Agnes Alexiusson, Nebil Ibrahim
Canoe: Melina Andersson, Martin Nathelll, Linnea Stensils, Moa Wikberg, Isak Öhrström
Cycling: Caroline Andersson (women's road race), Jenny Rissveds (women's mountainbike), Jakob Söderqvist (men's road race)
Diving: Emilia Nilsson Garip
Equestrian: teams in dressage, eventing and show jumping (9 athletes)
Golf: Linn Grant, Alex Norén, Maja Stark, Ludvig Åberg
Handball: men's team (14 players), women's team (14 players)
Judo: Tara Babulfath, Marcus Nyman
Modern pentathlon: Marlena Jawaid (women's)
Sailing: Vilma Bobeck and Rebecca Netzler (49er FX), Anton Dahlberg and Lovisa Karlsson (470), Johanna Hjertberg (IQFoil), Hanna Jonsson and Emil Järudd (Nacra 17), Josefin Olsson (ILCA 6)
Shooting: Victoria Larsson (women's skeet), Stina Lawner (pistol), Rickard Levin Andersson (trap), Victor Lindgren (rifle), Marcus Madsen, Stefan Nilsson and Marcus Svensson (men's skeet)
Skateboarding: Hampus Winberg
Swimming: Michelle Coleman (50 m and 100 m freestyle), Isak Eliasson (relay), Robin Hanson (relay), Sophie Hansson (100 m breaststroke), Louise Hansson (100 m butterfly), Victor Johansson (men's 400, 800 and 1500 m freestyle), Sara Junevik (relay), Elias Persson (relay), Erik Persson (200 m breaststroke), Hanna Rosvall (relay), Björn Seeliger (50 m freestyle), Sarah Sjöström (50 m freestyle), Sofia Åstedt (relay)
Table tennis: Kristian Karlsson (mixed, men's team), Anton Källberg (single, men's team), Truls Möregård (single, men's team), Filippa Bergand (single, women's team), Linda Bergström (single, women's team), Stina Källberg (mixed, women's team)
Triathlon: Tilda Månsson
Volleyball: David Åhman and Jonatan Hellvig (beach)
Wrestling: Jonna Malmgren

Selected but not qualified athletes[edit]

Athletics: Ragnar Carlsson, Vanessa Kamga, Henrik Larsson, Thea Löfman, Tobias Montler

Qualified but not selected athletes[edit]

Athletics: Sarah Lahti (women's 10000m)
Cycling: Men's mountainbike

Qualified but declined athletes[edit]

Sailing: Emil Bengtson (men's ILCA 7)