Reports link HV71 forward Hugo Pettersson to Malmö next season

Swedish Hockey League club HV71 faces a potential loss of young forward Hugo Pettersson, with reports indicating he will join rivals Malmö Redhawks next season. The 20-year-old has impressed this year despite limited play. Pettersson, however, denies having signed anywhere.

HV71 suffered a narrow defeat to Malmö Redhawks on Saturday, rallying from a 2-0 deficit to earn a point before losing 3-2 in overtime. The match highlighted the intensity of the SHL bottom battle, but off-ice news overshadowed the result.

Following the game, Expressen reported that Hugo Pettersson, a 20-year-old forward from Tranås, is set to move to Malmö for the upcoming season. Pettersson, known for his power-play shooting, has an expiring contract with HV71. This season, he was loaned to AIK in the Allsvenskan for two weeks around the September-October shift, where he scored four goals and added one assist in just six matches.

Returning to an injury-plagued HV71 squad, Pettersson has contributed seven goals and three assists in 22 SHL appearances, totaling 10 points. His performances have drawn interest from other clubs.

When asked about offers, Pettersson told Expressen: "I have had some offers from other teams, and some I've felt more for, but I haven't signed with anyone."

Regarding the specific rumor of an agreement with Malmö, he responded: "Oh? Then you know more than I do. I haven't signed anywhere."

The reports remain unconfirmed, leaving Pettersson's future uncertain as HV71 navigates a challenging season.

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HV71's Andreas Borgman scores the game-winning goal against Leksand in SHL relegation thriller, celebrating the 3-2 comeback victory.
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HV71 comes from behind to beat Leksand in SHL relegation

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HV71 overturned a 0-1 deficit to win 3-2 against Leksand in the second game of the SHL relegation series, now leading 2-0. Hugo Pettersson scored twice while Andreas Borgman netted the decisive goal in the third period. SVT expert Jonas Andersson praised Borgman's class performance.

Malmö Redhawks have bolstered their forward line by signing young talent Hugo Pettersson from HV71 to a two-year contract. The player, who debuted in the SHL last season, contributed to HV71's survival in the league. He will join the team next season.

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HV71 retained back prospect Malte Gustafsson after he was linked with a move to Rögle earlier this month. The young player has committed to the club with a senior team contract.

Joona Luoto is set to depart HV71 after two seasons with the club, with reports pointing to a return to his native Finland. The Finnish forward, who recorded nine points in 30 regular-season games this year, will not remain as the team heads into the next SHL campaign. Tappara, where Luoto previously progressed from juniors to the senior side, is reportedly in pole position.

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HV71 has appointed Niklas Eriksson as head coach two months after securing its SHL contract. Sport chief Johan Hult highlighted Eriksson's SHL experience as a key factor in the decision.

Linus Karlsson, now with the Vancouver Canucks, has returned to Husqvarna Garden with Tre Kronor and admitted that his boyhood love for HV71 has somewhat diminished. The player from Landsbro shared his thoughts in an interview with JP ahead of his national team duties. He now follows Skellefteå more closely.

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HV71 won the first SHL relegation qualifier match against Leksand 2–1 after a tense third period. Leksand mounted heavy pressure but failed to equalize. The best-of-seven series continues in Jönköping.

 

 

 

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