Der schwedische Stürmer Adrian Kempe wird nach einer Verletzung nicht an der Weltmeisterschaft teilnehmen. Ein Einsatz des Spielers der Los Angeles Kings galt bereits zuvor als unwahrscheinlich.
Wie Viaplay berichtet, fällt Adrian Kempe für die Weltmeisterschaft aus. Nationaltrainer Sam Hallam hatte bereits zuvor signalisiert, dass eine Teilnahme des Stars der LA Kings aufgrund der Verletzung unwahrscheinlich sei.
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Swedish forward Nils Höglander has left the national team squad due to injury and will miss the world championship in Switzerland. Detroit Red Wings player Lucas Raymond has joined the group in his place.
Washington Capitals defenseman Rasmus Sandin will miss the upcoming hockey world championship due to a serious knee injury. The 26-year-old also faces time away from the start of next NHL season. Capitals general manager Chris Patrick confirmed the setback.
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Defenseman Mattias Ekholm has agreed to represent Sweden at the upcoming world championship in Switzerland. The 35-year-old Edmonton player missed the Olympics but will make his first world championship appearance since 2018.
Leksand, freshly relegated to Hockeyallsvenskan, faces the departure of young Swiss forward Andro Kaderli amid interest from clubs in his home country. Reports indicate that contracts are breaking due to the drop, paving the way for Kaderli's potential move. Swiss teams Ambri-Piotta and Langnau are eyeing the player, who would not count as an import in the NLA.
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Sweden's national hockey team has registered Philadelphia forward Carl Grundström for Sunday's World Championship match against Denmark. The move comes after a 5-3 loss to Canada in the tournament opener.
Tre Kronor has named 20 players for Friday's IIHF World Championship opener against Canada in Fribourg. Two goalies, six defensemen and twelve forwards are registered, leaving room for adjustments. Viggo Björck, 18, is set to become the youngest Swedish player ever in the tournament.
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Frederik Dichow, the Danish netminder with Timrå in the SHL, abruptly left his national team's final practice session ahead of Friday's world championship opener against the Czech Republic.