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Sweden's AIK may join Russian hockey league
Associated Press
2009-11-20 12:21 AM
Swedish club AIK says it will play in Russia's Kontinental Hockey League next season if its members and the Swedish federation approve the move.

AIK, a Stockholm-based team which is currently fourth in second-tier league Allsvenskan in Sweden, said Thursday it has received an invitation from the KHL and has signed a letter of intent to join.

KHL president Alexander Medvedev said the addition of a Swedish club would boost the league's ambition of creating a pan-European competition.

AIK won seven Swedish titles between 1934 and '84 but has spent most of this decade in the second-tier league.

 
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