Latvian hockey defender Freibergs remains in Ostrava after the conclusion of his season with the Czech team Vítkovice, which finished 11th in the regular season but was eliminated in the playoffs by Karlovy Vary 'Energie.' Despite a long and eventful season, Freibergs is already focused on the national team and the upcoming World Championships. Known for his dedication, he has participated in training camps and is eager to contribute to the team's success, indicating his readiness, barring any unforeseen circumstances.

Due to the recent Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, the usual schedule has been adjusted, leading to a delayed start for this year's World Championship on May 16. This adjustment means that the training camp will commence at the end of March, giving players a shorter period to prepare together—approximately two months. Freibergs acknowledges this timeline, emphasizing the importance of team cohesion and preparation in the lead-up to the international competition.

The determination and commitment of Freibergs underline the passion and spirit prevalent in Latvian hockey, reflecting a strong sense of national pride as the team aims to perform well on the world stage. His readiness to step into the national squad demonstrates not only personal ambition but also the collective goal of bringing honor to Latvia through their performance in the championships.