Kamensky, who played in the NHL, said that he did not like living a measured life in the USA
Soviet and Russian hockey player Valery Kamensky, who played in the National Hockey Life (NHL), told why he decided not to stay in the United States after the end of his career. It is reported by Metaratings.
According to him, he tried to live a measured life, but he did not like it. “I wanted to go back to hockey, so I would not be able to live and enjoy for so long. I have always loved Russia, I have always returned to it and spent my holidays here,” added Kamensky.
In October last year, Alexander Kokorin, forward of the Cypriot Aris, admitted his unwillingness to return to Russia. According to him, that is why he did not move to the RPL club.
Kamensky played in the NHL from 1995 to 2002. In 1996, the hockey player won the Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche. He is also a three-time world champion and Olympic gold medal winner.
Source: Lenta
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