Transfermarkt: Ex-ICEHL striker extended to top league!

The Swedish striker Hampus Eriksson started his career with
HV71
extended and thus remains in the highest Swedish league

SHL
. For the attacker, it is a further step in a varied career with several stations in Europe and North America.

Time in the ICEHL

Eriksson collected in the
ICE Hockey League

a total of two seasons of experience. At first he ran for the

Pioneers Vorarlberg

where he attracted attention with solid offensive values. He then moved to the
Vienna Capitals
where he was also used as a physically strong and reliable two-way striker. Overall, he left a robust but inconspicuous impression in the ICEHL.

Development after the ICEHL

After his time in other European countries, his path took him back to Sweden, where he initially played in lower leagues and later in the second-tier HockeyAllsvenskan. There he was able to stabilize his points tally and recommend himself for higher tasks again.

Return to the SHL

The next career step took Eriksson back to the SHL

HV71
. There he developed into a solid squad player who impressed above all with his commitment and physicality. His performance was now enough for a contract extension, which would allow him to establish himself in the highest Swedish league in the long term.

Image: GEPA pictures/David Bitzan

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