He did not feel like he wanted to. Urine. The day before the world championship to Denmark, goalkeeper Pavel Francouz could have exhaled that this meta klapla. He has a contract with Colorado Avalanche in his pocket, the club announced it on his website Wednesday night. The contract is valid for one year and is one-way, the amount of Colorado has not yet been published.
I got home at home for NHL goalie posters. This is a huge thing for me. But the signing of the contract is just the beginning of the journey, "the euphoria of the official goalkeeper hinders. He is well aware that when he shows up before the seasons he will have to show the club that he is the right one.
"By going through almost everything in Russia, I'm ready for all possible scenarios and situations. I will try to be mentally resilient and honest to train. If there is a chance in the NHL, one has to be lucky, it has to come together. The way to the NHL is still complicated and thorny, but I still dream of a nice end, "the Frenchman wishes.
Frenchman KHL was the best goalkeeper in the three years of the competition when the Czech Republic and Russia were preparing for the Olympics, and Russian journalists bombed coach Oleg Znarok with questions about the national team goalkeeper. Does Pavel Francouz be afraid? How about him? Can you overcome it? This was a big topic. And proof of the position he has built in Chelyabinsk.
He wanted to leave the sea a year ago, but then the club did not release him. He heard resolute no. The contract is a contract, we will not break it. It was the Tractor's answer.
So? The 27-year-old goalie bumped into another great season, ending 94.6% in the base and 94.9% in the play off. The treaty in Chelyabinsk was over, and there was nothing to hinder the way to the sea.
"But Chelyabinsk tried hard, wanted to keep Pavel and offered a very decent contract. When Paul was more or less decided to leave for America, St. Petersburg called for a significant offer, "said goalkeeper Spider, Robert Spallenko.
And the Russian giant, that is, it means a completely different financial valuation. "He preferred his boyhood dream before the money, he wanted to fight the NHL. The hat down in front of him, because financially St. Petersburg was somewhere else, can not be compared at all, "said Spalenka.
"Money is important, but not the main one," Sport Invest, quoted his goalkeeper as saying.
The award-winning one is in the Semjon Varlamov club, which will expire at the end of next season. He is able to pick up the match, on the other hand he has health limits. He is often injured. Jonathan Bernier and Andrew Hammond have finished the contract and both are heading to the free-market market, which gives Czech goalies a fairly good chance of capturing the NHL.
"I've been doing my personal scouting as it goes. The advantage is that the farm team will be right in Denver, so both teams will be together. I was in touch with the Colorado management, a conference call was held, with Joe Sakic (General Manager, Colorado), his assistant, and the goalie coach. I felt they were really interested in me, "the Frenchman explained, why he chose Avalanche.
The new stage for the Czech goalkeeper begins.