Leksand, freshly relegated to Hockeyallsvenskan, faces the departure of young Swiss forward Andro Kaderli amid interest from clubs in his home country. Reports indicate that contracts are breaking due to the drop, paving the way for Kaderli's potential move. Swiss teams Ambri-Piotta and Langnau are eyeing the player, who would not count as an import in the NLA.
Leksand is rebuilding its roster for the Hockeyallsvenskan after relegation from the top tier, a move that effectively voids most player contracts. Among those departing is Andro Kaderli, a promising Swiss forward who tallied 13 points over 49 regular-season games this season. According to Expressen, Kaderli is drawing strong interest from Ambri-Piotta and Langnau in Switzerland's NLA league. As a native, he would not be classified as an import player there, making a homecoming highly likely. Expressen notes that only a competitive offer from a Swedish club could sway him otherwise. The club now confronts significant challenges in assembling a competitive squad for the second division.
