Mikael Granlund, the 34-year-old winger for the Anaheim Ducks, has fully recovered from his injury and is ready to make his return to the ice. According to information provided on NHL's official website, Granlund will be rejoining his team on the night before Monday in Finland, marking his return to competitive play after a challenging recovery period.

Granlund had previously captained the Finnish national team at the Milano-Cortina Olympics but suffered an injury during the bronze medal match against Slovakia. This unfortunate setback kept him from participating in the Olympic tournament thereafter, thus making his return to the Ducks a significant moment for both him and the team.

This season, Granlund has participated in 38 games for the Ducks, achieving a personal record of 12 goals and 15 assists. His return is highly anticipated not only for his personal comeback story but also for the Ducks, who will benefit from his experience and skill as they continue their season in the NHL.