The Frederikshavn Plzeň native was also advised by his Swedish forward Ludwig Blomstrand, who played with Meyer for Södertälje three years ago. And Pilsen sports manager Tomáš Vlasák had high hopes for participation in four World Cups and this year’s Olympic Games in Beijing.
However, Meyer did not follow his previous performances with the Finnish Ässät Pori, the Swedish Mälmö and Södertälje or the Viennese capitals in West Bohemia.
Zero goals and assists in six extra-league matches speaks volumes for the first Dane ever to wear the Plzeň shirt. The last time Meyer appeared in his lineup was on 2 October against Kometa (lost 3: 4 in extra time) and he won’t make another start for Škoda.
“This is hockey life. We part with Nicolai on good terms and wish him good luck for the future. Of course, we are very actively looking for reinforcements for the attack. The player market is limited at the moment, but I believe that soon. we will add to the team in an appropriate way, “said Vlasák.
