MoDo confirms interest in david bernhardt return

MoDo Hockey is pursuing a reunion with defenseman David Bernhardt from Linköping. Sports director Henrik Gradin has confirmed the club's interest while citing salary constraints as a major hurdle.

MoDo Hockey is actively exploring the possibility of re-signing David Bernhardt. The 28-year-old left the club following its relegation from the SHL after the 2024-25 season and signed a three-year contract with Linköping HC. Gradin told Örnsköldsviks Allehanda that he maintains regular contact with the player and values his contributions highly.

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Realistic scene of Swedish hockey clubs finalizing key player transfers on deadline night, with handshakes, contracts, and team jerseys.
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Swedish hockey clubs active on transfer deadline

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Several teams in SHL and HockeyAllsvenskan made key moves as the transfer window closed on Sunday night. Modo Hockey strengthened its defense and goaltending, while other clubs like Djurgården and Södertälje added forwards. Oskarshamn parted ways with a defenseman amid roster adjustments.

Morten Madsen has returned to Modo Hockey in Örnsköldsvik as assistant coach for the men's team, signing a two-year contract alongside new head coach Mikael Karlberg. The 39-year-old Dane previously played for the club from 2009 to 2013, including as assistant captain.

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Modo Hockey has acquired defenseman Elias Rosén from Växjö Lakers. The 27-year-old Leksands product is moving despite one year left on his contract.

Malmö Redhawks have completed the signing of Swedish defenseman Klas Dahlbeck. The 34-year-old returns home after a successful stint abroad and will join the team on a three-year contract.

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Max Veronneau will leave Leksand after the team's relegation from SHL. Allsvenskan side Modo has expressed interest in the Canadian forward, though other clubs are also in the race, reports Expressen. His agent is pushing for a deal in SHL but has yet to secure one.

Several Swedish hockey players with NHL experience are making moves back to the Swedish Hockey League (SHL) amid recent announcements and reports. Defenseman Sebastian Aho is set to join Växjö next season, while Robert Hägg has extended his stay with Brynäs until 2028. Samuel Johannesson is reportedly joining Frölunda immediately to bolster their defense.

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Malmö Redhawks have signed 23-year-old defenseman Jonathan Myrenberg from Linköping HC on a two-year contract extending through the 2027/28 season. The right-shot player brings five seasons of SHL experience and time in Hockeyallsvenskan. Myrenberg described the move as a perfect opportunity for his development.

 

 

 

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