David Ullström, who once shone for HV71 and enjoyed two Swedish championship victories, has decided to bid farewell to his hockey career. With an extensive international career and two Swedish championships under his belt, the 34-year-old forward has announced his retirement.
David Ullström made a brief comeback with his hometown club, HV71, as they made their way back to the SHL from Hockeyallsvenskan. However, his return to the club lasted only three games. Last season, he completed his final season playing for the German team Schwenningen. Unfortunately, his body is no longer able to meet the demands of elite-level play.
In a statement, he cited various factors for his decision but emphasized that injuries were the primary reason. "I still love hockey and would have wanted to continue playing, especially here at home. However, the injuries I've been dealing with for many years have made it challenging. I've felt that I haven't been able to give my all," David Ullström explained to Jönköpings-Posten.
Throughout his career, Ullström claimed Swedish championships with HV71 in both 2010 and 2017. He also made appearances in the NHL with the New York Islanders, played in the KHL for six different clubs, and ventured into Switzerland and Germany. Additionally, he represented the Swedish national team, Tre Kronor.
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Unfortunately, hip problems in recent years have proven too debilitating. Ullström's ability to train sufficiently had been hampered, making it more about survival than performance during matches. This decision was further influenced by family considerations. As a father of two, the dynamics of parenthood made it challenging to endure the physical toll of professional hockey. Ullström's wife is also transitioning into her career, which played a role in his choice to retire.
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