The 25-year-old player has only played overseas so far, he has played for several teams in the AHL, and he spent last season with the ECHL’s Kansas City Mavericks, where he averaged a point/game, producing 53 units in 53 meetings.
– I had a great conversation with Viktor Szélig, and I liked his vision for the team for the next season. I think that I will fit well into the attacking style of hockey that the team plays. The possibility of playing the matches in a brand new hall also promises to be very exciting. Also, I like that there is a strong core of the team that, with the addition of some new players, I think will be a really competitive one next season. I don’t know much about the league right now, but my agent had some clients who played here last year and he said it’s a really good league. We think it will fit well with my playing style. I don’t like to set expectations on myself, but the club can expect 100% effort from me every day. It will definitely be a little different than North American hockey, but I think it will fit my style of play well. I consider myself a player who sees very well on the field, I move efficiently in the attacking third and I can stand out in the team with my shooting power – said the attacker, who will wear jersey number 29 in Volán, to Hydro Fehérvár’s AV19 website.
With the arrival of Pascal Laberge, Fehérvár became ten legionnaires, according to the plans, more foreign hockey players will no longer join the squad. The club’s website highlights that the future of Csanád Erdély, István Bartalis and Andrew Sarauer is still an open question.
The current framework of Hydro Fehérvár AV19:
Goalkeepers: Olivier Roy, Dominik Horváth
Defenders: Bence Stipsicz, Tim Campbell, Josh Atkinson, Henrik Nilsson, Gleason Fournier, Vokla Roland, Kiss Roland, Markus Phillips
Forwards: János Hári, Anze Kuralt, Ákos Mihály, Nátán Vértes, Ambrus Gergő, Ambrus Csongor, Kristóf Németh, István Terbócs, Bálint Magosi, Guillaume Leclerc, Daniel Leavens, Tim McGauley, Pascal Laberge.
