New addition to the Hannover Indians: Justin Salamin changes from Switzerland to the horse tower

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German ice hockey receives reinforcements from Switzerland

The Hannover Indians can welcome a new player in their ranks: 22-year-old Justin Salamin changes from Switzerland to the horse tower.

born in Munich and owned by a German passport, Salamin has completed a large part of his ice hockey training in Switzerland. His career began in Arosa, followed by stations at Rapperswil-Jona, Herisau and Lenzerheide-Valbella. After a short trip to the USA, he last played for HC Thurgau, where he gained three years of experience in the senior sector.

The change to the EC Hannover Indians marks Salamin's first professional station in his home country. With the number 34 he will wear the Indians's jersey in the future.

This transfer underlines the close connection and the exchange between the German and Swiss ice hockey landscape. Salamin's arrival at the Hannover Indians shows another example of the international talents that find the way to the German ice hockey league.

For the fans of the Hannover Indians and the German ice hockey lovers in general, Justin Salamins is likely to be an exciting news that increases the anticipation for the coming season.

- Nag