Klotener Executives (from left): Coach Per Hanberg, Captain Steve Kellenberger, Chief Executive Officer Pascal Signer and President Mike Schälchli.
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Coach Per Hanberg, Captain Steve Kellenberger, CEO Pascal Signer and President Mike Schälchli on top with the oversized Kloten puck.
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Schälchli is working on the repositioning of the Swiss League, although EHC Kloten wants to leave the league as soon as possible.
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In 2017, EHC Kloten celebrated the cup victory at home.
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Last spring HC Ajoie caused a huge party in Lausanne when they won the Cup final against Davos.
The starting position is clear: since the National League relegation is suspended due to Corona, the Swiss League champions can advance without league classification if they meet all the requirements. It’s a kind of Lex Kloten. Because when the light is on, only the inhabitants of the airport, even if Olten, Visp or Ajoie also have ambitions, they are economically and structurally equipped for it.
In the first year, the people of Zurich, who were relegated after 56 years in 2018, failed miserably. Last spring, they thought they were on the right track when they were suddenly stopped for the playoff miscarriage. At the green table they tried to get up. “We owe it to our colors to fight for advancement until the last moment,” says CEO Pascal Signer.