“There is no clarity yet. I cannot say what will happen next and the club is not actively working with Legionnaires. Maybe now is the time for a change. And that is for the better. Young people will have a chance to prove themselves, local hockey will restart. level and a certain status. But I don’t see any problem if you only need to play with Russian players,” Sopin said. .
It was previously discussed that the KHL could change the Legionnaire limit and instead of five foreign hockey players, clubs would only be allowed to declare three.
Source: Sport
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