Slovenian Kunlun Red Star striker Jan Drozg, who previously played for KhabarovskLove “, expressed hope that his former team will be able to overcome the crisis and resume the fight to get to the playoffs of the FONBET KHL Championship.
Drozg became a Kunlun player on November 19, and as a result of the exchange, Amur received the sporting rights to American goalkeeper Matt Jurusik. Currently, the Khabarovsk club occupies the last, 12th place in the Eastern Conference standings.
— To what extent was the exchange with Love unexpected for you?
– It was a surprise for me. But I understand that trading is also part of the game.
— What memories will you keep of your performance in Khabarovsk?
— It was a great time, especially last season, we had a real team. We played well in the playoffs against Magnitogorsk. The fans there are amazing too. Khabarovsk is a great place to play hockey. I have great memories of playing and living in this city.
— What are the reasons for Love’s failures in the first part of the season?
— It wasn’t the best start to the season, luck didn’t help Love. But the team has good players in its squad. “I think “Amur” will find his game and return to the fight for the playoffs,” Drozga said, as quoted by RB Sport.
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