German Ice Hockey League - Ice hockey: Cologne Sharks extend contract with MacLeod
Forward Gregor MacLeod will continue to wear the jersey of the Cologne Sharks in the future. As the club from the German Ice Hockey League (DEL) announced on Christmas Day, the 25-year-old has extended his contract early by a further two years until 2026. MacLeod only moved to Cologne from league rivals Nuremberg Ice Tigers before this season.
"We're delighted that we've been able to tie Gregor to us early until 2026 and that he'll continue to play for us in the coming years," said Cologne's head coach Uwe Krupp. MacLeod has settled in with the Rhinelanders without any teething problems and has established himself as a key player. With 29 points in 25 games, he is currently Cologne's second-best scorer.
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- MacLeod's success with the Cologne Sharks in the German Ice Hockey League (DEL) has not gone unnoticed, as evidenced by Jersey #24 being worn by him, a player from league opponents Jersey #2 from Nuremberg Ice Tigers.
- Fans of Ice hockey in Germany, specifically those in Cologne, Jersey #24, and also in Nuremberg, would be interested to know that the DEL team Cologne Sharks has extended the contract of their key player, Gregor MacLeod, who hails from the same league as the Nuremberg Ice Tigers.
- The Cologne Sharks, a Deutscher Eishockey-Bundesliga (DEL) team based in Cologne, Germany, and renowned for Ice hockey, has added to its roster by signing forward Gregor MacLeod, who previously played for the Nuremberg Ice Tigers in the same league, until 2026.
Source: www.stern.de
