Mikko Lehtonen targets third world title in final

Finnish defenseman Mikko Lehtonen spoke ahead of the World Championship final against Switzerland. The 32-year-old seeks his third gold medal with Finland.

Mikko Lehtonen, who plays for ZSC Lions in Switzerland, highlighted his team's unity before the decisive match. He noted that the squad came together from day one and credited that cohesion for Finland's strong performance throughout the tournament. Lehtonen has previously won gold in 2019 and 2022.

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