Fedotov spoke about IIHF sanctions due to his game for CSKA

Athletistic/Hockey. Russian CSKA goalkeeper Ivan Fedotov has expressed his opinion on the sanctions imposed by the International Ice Hockey Federation. In August, the Federation imposed a four-month suspension on him due to the fact that he signed a contract with the Moscow club, despite the current agreement with the Philadelphia Flyers. However, Fedotov played for CSKA in the Cup opener against Ak Bars, which resulted in a CHF 5,000 fine against the Russian Ice Hockey Federation.

Fedotov shared his feelings on this: “I was not particularly worried about whether to participate in KHL games. I always understood that sooner or later it would end, and I had to be ready to go on the ice I just needed to keep fit and ready for the season We are gradually picking up the rhythm of the game When did I know I would play again In fact everyone heard about it from the media The president of the club said also confirmed that I would be back on the ice, I just continued to prepare “I’m getting back into shape and we’re following the schedule that we have. My level of preparation is around 70-75 percent and I’m working on my game tone,” Fedotov said in an interview with RIA Novosti Sport.

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