Josh Dickinson to join Örebro from Rögle next season

Canadian center Josh Dickinson will leave Rögle after this season and play for Örebro next year, according to Expressen. The 28-year-old had drawn interest from HV71 and Djurgården. In Örebro, he is expected to take a top role under new head coach Martin Filander.

Josh Dickinson, a 28-year-old Canadian center, has been the subject of transfer rumors for months. He is not expected to continue with Rögle BK beyond the current season. Reports to Expressen indicate that Dickinson has chosen Örebro Hockey for next season, despite interest from clubs including HV71 and Djurgården, which were said to have joined the bidding process. Martin Filander was presented as Örebro's new head coach on Wednesday, and Dickinson is set to play a prominent role under his leadership. Örebro is active in the market, with Nerikes Allehanda reporting interest in forward Michael Lindqvist from relegated Leksand.

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