Now it’s the other way around. He takes care of players’ concerns off the ice. “I know the needs of the players and their families very well and I always have an open ear. I’m also looking forward to the other areas of my new job,” says Grygiel, who is not only familiar with the DEL and the Oberliga. In the 2019/20 season, Adi, as he is usually called, played for their current rivals in the penguins’ league, the Eispiraten Crimmitschau, where he was also team captain.
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