Luleå keeps door open for forward Sundqvist

Luleå Hockey has not ruled out a possible return for Oskar Sundqvist after his NHL contract expired. Sports chief Thomas Fröberg confirmed there is no active dialogue at present but said the club would consider the 32-year-old if he reaches out.

Sundqvist's deal with the St. Louis Blues ended on Wednesday. The same day Alexander Steen took over as the club's sports director and announced plans to rejuvenate the roster.

Fröberg said he last tried to contact Sundqvist after an injury but received no reply. He has spoken with the player's agent, who indicated Sundqvist wants to explore NHL options first.

The club does not plan additional signings and intends to give younger players opportunities. Fröberg added that a Norrbotten native with Sundqvist's record would still be evaluated if he expressed interest in joining.

"It is a player who can decide if we win gold or not," Fröberg said.

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Multiple SHL players announce future plans

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Several Swedish hockey players have shared updates on their careers following the 2025-26 season.

NHL forward Carl Grundström remains without a contract ahead of the upcoming season. The 28-year-old World Championship player has expressed interest in staying in North America while keeping Björklöven as a potential option.

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Charles Berglund has highlighted uncertainties facing several young players in Luleå's roster ahead of the new season. The former sport chief and coach noted that not all will secure regular playing time.

Swedish club Brynäs has shown strong interest in 23-year-old forward Oskar Olausson, according to Expressen. The player, who has struggled for ice time in North America, is being shopped widely on the market. A return to HV71, his former club, is not considered certain.

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Luleå Hockey forward Mathias Bromé must decide within two weeks whether to honor his contract through 2028 or accept an overseas offer. The 31-year-old Swede, who joined Luleå after a stint in Örebro, won the SM-guld in his first season there. A contract clause allows him to depart for abroad by May 1.

Luleå Hockey has retained key players Jesper Sellgren and Mathias Bromé after their contract exit clauses expired on April 30 without activation. Sports director Ulf Engman confirmed the news, bringing stability to the defending champions.

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Björklöven sportchef Per Kenttä has rejected reports linking the club to defenseman Mattias Göransson. The denial comes as the SHL newcomer continues to build its roster ahead of the new season.

 

 

 

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