Brynäs IF has added Canadian forward Jaret Anderson-Dolan on a two-year contract ahead of the SHL season. The 26-year-old brings NHL experience and a 2021 World Championship gold medal with Canada.
Brynäs sportchef Johan Alcén highlighted Anderson-Dolan's versatility and drive.
"Jaret is a player who always gives everything and is driven to win," Alcén said in a press release. "He is very all-round and useful in all parts of the game."
Anderson-Dolan, drafted by the Los Angeles Kings in 2017, spent most of his North American career there before moving to the Winnipeg Jets organization. He has played 134 NHL games.
The forward called the move to Gävle the right step for him and his family after hearing positive things about the club.