Dynamo Moscow striker Nikita Gusev In an interview with , he said that there is a special atmosphere at the Olympic Games and that he would like to participate in the Olympic tournament in the future.
Russian team suspended tournaments under the auspices of the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) due to the situation in Ukraine.
Earlier, SKA head coach Roman Rotenberg said in an interview with that he had discussed with actor and director Vladimir Mashkov the idea of shooting a film about the victory of the Russian men’s hockey team at the 2018 Olympic Games in Pyeongchang.
— American journalists recently included you in the virtual list of the Russian national team for the Olympic Games. Does this make you happy?
— The Olympics have a special atmosphere, it’s very nice to play there. Therefore, of course, I would participate in any Olympic Games. Including the one that will take place in Milan in 2026.
— What do you think about the news that they want to make a feature film about the gold medal at the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics?
– It’s very interesting. Am I ready to play a role in it? We’ll see how it goes. But the idea is very interesting.
— Is it important for you to know who will play the role of Nikita Gusev?
“No, not at all,” Gusev told .
On Thursday, Gusev, 32, and Dynamo Moscow signed a new one-year deal. It was reported that the hockey player was considering a job with an NHL club during the offseason, but found no options. Then it became known that he had started training camp with Dynamo.
Throughout his career, Gusev played in the NHL for New Jersey and Florida, playing a total of 97 games in the league with 54 (17+37) points. In the KHL, besides Dynamo, the forward played for CSKA, Amur, Yugra and SKA.
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