Viggo Björck leaves Djurgården for Winnipeg Jets

Viggo Björck is moving from Djurgården to the NHL's Winnipeg Jets. The departure, confirmed in mid-July, leaves the SHL club preparing for the 2026/27 season without the forward.

Challe Berglund, a former Djurgården player and current expert, analyzed the team's situation. He noted that the club had anticipated the loss and conducted scouting in advance.

Berglund outlined possible forward lines without Björck. These include Joe Snively, Jacob Josefson and Charles Hudon on the first line, followed by Lukas Vejdemo and Noel Gunler on the second.

Djurgården needs additional forwards, particularly a top-six player and possibly a center, given injury concerns with players like Marcus Krüger. Berglund described Björck as highly skilled and difficult to replace.

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Illustration of 18-year-old Viggo Björck celebrating a goal in Sweden's ice hockey win over Denmark.
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Viggo Björck made history in Sweden victory

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Sweden defeated Denmark 6–2 in the World Championship on Sunday. 18-year-old Viggo Björck became the youngest Swedish goal scorer ever.

Viggo Björck is leaving Djurgården to join the Winnipeg Jets organization for the 2026/27 season. The 18-year-old forward was selected eighth overall by the Jets in the NHL Draft this summer. Djurgården confirmed the move on its website.

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Djurgården received unwelcome news when prospect Viggo Björck decided to leave for the NHL this fall. The club now intends to recruit two players instead of one to keep the roster competitive.

Djurgården has added Nikolas Brouillard to its roster as the final piece on the blue line. Head coach Robert Kimby shared his thoughts on the 31-year-old AHL veteran and addressed ongoing questions about the center position.

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Björklöven has signed veteran forward Chris DiDomenico ahead of the club's return to the SHL. The 37-year-old Canadian arrives from HC Ambrì-Piotta in Switzerland with extensive experience and strong scoring numbers. Sportchef Per Kenttä highlighted the player's offensive skills and leadership qualities.

Canadian forward Brett Budgell has agreed to join Östersunds IK for the upcoming season. The move keeps him in Europe after a stint in Austria.

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Björklöven sports chief Per Kenttä is looking to add four players to complete the roster for the team's return to the SHL. He specified two defensemen, one center and one forward as priorities during an interview in Haparanda.

 

 

 

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