Ice hockey national player Leon Gawanke feels ready for his first assignment today against the USA after his belated journey to the World Cup. The 23-year-old defender arrived in Tampere, Finland after his AHL team Manitoba Moose lost the playoff.
Ice hockey national player Leon Gawanke feels ready for his first assignment today against the USA after his belated journey to the World Cup. The 23-year-old defender arrived in Tampere, Finland after his AHL team Manitoba Moose lost the playoff.
“I’m happy to be here now,” said the future Mannheimer. “If I have the chance to play for Germany, I’ll take it. I’ve played the last two World Cups and seen how much fun it is and how much you can inspire people at home,” said the offensive player Defender. “Therefore, there was no question for me to come here.”
Gawanke announced that he wanted to score “maybe one or two goals”: “I think I can of course help with the power play.” Germany had lost the first two World Cup games without a gawanke against title favorites Sweden (0:1) and Finland (3:4).
Source: Stern
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