The Finnish hockey team, Ässät, has announced that forward Linus Nyman will be loaned to rival team KalPa until the end of next week. This move allows Ässät to call Nyman back to Pori earlier if needed, especially as the team's injury situation remains precarious. Sports director Jarno Kultanen mentioned that the loan is intended to provide playing time amidst a favorable condition for their available forwards.

KalPa is currently facing a significant crisis, with numerous injuries impacting their roster. The team was quick to react upon learning that Nyman would be available, as his playing style aligns well with their needs. KalPa's sports director Anssi Laine emphasized that Nyman, a seasoned player familiar from junior national teams, is capable of filling various roles on the ice, making him a valuable asset during this challenging period.

Nyman, aged 26, has gained experience in the league and is expected to contribute significantly to KalPa's efforts to recover from their injury woes. His integration into the team may help stabilize their lineup as they navigate through this difficult phase of the season.