David Krejčí in the Olomouc jersey. Will he represent the Czechia at the Beijing Olympics?
Ludek Perina, ČTK
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The coaches can basically save one name in the line-up, as a possible invitation would be gladly accepted by one of the brightest stars of the extra league – forward David Krejčí.
“If someone invited you, would you go to the Olympics in February?” thrive and there will be interest, so I would like to go one hundred percent. “
Okej Hockey player David Krejčí answered after the coaching conference #Mosty2021 to the question of whether he would go to the Beijing Olympics if he coached him @narodnitym @MessageFilip called. pic.twitter.com/yX7A8qVHkW
– Czech Olympic Team (@olympijskytym) September 21, 2021
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???? Coach @narodnitym @MessageFilip he asked at the conference #Mosty2021 David Krejčí: “If someone invited you to the Olympic Games in @Beijing2022, will you go then? “Jsem “I’m Czech. If I’m doing well, I’d like to go one hundred percent,” said striker Krejčí. ♥ ️ ???????? pic.twitter.com/0iqOVoPA0k
– Czech Olympic Team (@olympijskytym) September 21, 2021
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The final composition of the staff is the responsibility of the general manager of the team, Petr Nedvěd, and Krejčí’s interest in starting at the Olympic Games is certainly pleasant information for him as well. Czech hockey is not wasted on experienced centers, and the 35-year-old winner of the Stanley Cup with Boston in 2011, who strengthened Hanáky in the summer, proves his high qualities after 15 years in the NHL in the highest domestic league. He has scored at least one goal in each match so far, and the Kohouti have three victories and a single defeat after four games.
A native of Sternberg made his debut in the national team in 2008, he also played at the Olympic tournament in Vancouver two years later. At the 2012 World Cup in Finland, Krejčí and his teammates celebrated a medal after scoring a winning goal at 3: 2 in a bronze medal match with the home team Suomi.
From left Tomáš Černý, David Krejčí and Jiří Ondrušek from Olomouc.
Ludek Perina, ČTK
In 2013, Krejčí won the Golden Hockey poll for the best Czech player of the season.
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