The confirmation came: Juho Lammikko, who received his departure papers from the NHL, returns to a familiar team.
The New Jersey Devils placed Finnish forward Juho Lammikko on the transfer list to terminate his contract. Lammikko’s NHL contract has now been terminated.
As a result, Lammikko is now returning to Europe and to a familiar team in Switzerland. ZSC Lions announces that Lammikko is returning to the team with a contract that is valid until 2028.
Lammikko, 30, played 24 games for the Devils this season with stats of 0+2. He has previously represented the Florida Panthers and Vancouver Canucks in the NHL, playing a total of 183 games in the league with points of 11+17=28.
Lammikko represented ZSC Lions for the past three seasons and won two Swiss championships and one CHL championship with the club. With the Lions, Lammikko has won two world championships.
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