Marcus Johansson ranked top SHL signing by experts

Marcus Johansson's move to Färjestad BK has been named the best SHL signing so far this offseason. Analysts highlight his ongoing NHL form and playoff experience as key factors.

A new ranking places Marcus Johansson at number one among SHL acquisitions. The forward, who recorded nearly 50 points in the NHL last season, returns to Färjestad BK from North America. Henrik Sjöberg outlined five reasons the signing stands out. He noted that Johansson remains an active NHL player rather than a retiree, brings elite skating ability, and adds Stanley Cup experience after more than 100 postseason games. The move also signals Färjestad's intent to end early playoff exits. Johansson is described as a leader who improves those around him and raises the team's profile as a title contender. Junland's separate list ranked other notable signings including Lucas Wallmark at number two and Marcus Högberg at number three.

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A group of Swedish hockey players announcing their career plans in a press conference setting.
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Multiple SHL players announce future plans

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Several Swedish hockey players have shared updates on their careers following the 2025-26 season.

Marcus Johansson has signed a two-year contract with Färjestad BK after spending 16 years in the NHL. The 35-year-old forward left Minnesota Wild to return to Sweden with his family.

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A new ranking highlights the top player acquisitions in Hockeyettan ahead of the upcoming season. Niclas Burström leads the list after joining Boden.

Färjestad BK has recorded stronger sales of season tickets ahead of the new season compared with the previous year. The improvement follows several roster changes, including the return of Marcus Johansson from the NHL.

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Färjestad BK defenseman Albert Wikman enters a pivotal season aiming to secure more playing time in the SHL. His rights with the Florida Panthers expire in one year.

Borlänge is leading the race to sign forward Martin Karlsson following his departure from Leksand. The 35-year-old spent last season in France after Leksand was relegated from the SHL.

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Victor Johansson, a 20-year-old Toronto-drafted defenseman from Stockholm, has left Leksands IF for rival Brynäs after expressing a lack of trust in the club's leadership. Leksand head coach Johan Hedberg addressed Johansson's comments, confirming his involvement in a key meeting and highlighting factors affecting the player's ice time. The move comes after Leksand's SHL playoff exit.

 

 

 

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