There is now a buzz behind the scenes of Heinola’s Peliitto, who have secured their Mestis place. The Hungarian player who owns the team is in a conference call and does not comment on the matter yet.
Owner Zoltán Nagy according to ‘s information, Mestis club Heinola Peliitat is being sold.
The taxman filed a bankruptcy petition with the district court this week due to the unpaid tax debts of Heinola Peliitat oy. He was the first to tell about it Iltalehti (you switch to another service).
reached the owner Nagy today, but he did not comment on the matter citing his busy schedule.
Peliitti team leader Marko Nyman confirms to that the team is changing owners. Otherwise, he does not want to comment on the affairs of the owner of the team in the form of a joint stock company.
In public (Ilta-Sanomat (you switch to another service), SuomiKiekko (you switch to another service)) is speculated to be a hockey legend, a businessman Teemu Selänettawho hinted about it on the messaging service Twitter on Wednesday.
– Otherwise, you could build a new even better puck boom and a development mecca for young players in Heinola. How does it sound? Selänne tweeted and congratulated Peliitto for securing a place in the series.
Team manager Nyman did not confirm on Thursday morning that the negotiations are ongoing.
– I don’t think it’s a secret to anyone, Nyman said.
Teemu’s son is also part of Peliitto’s lineup Eetu Selänne.
The company is now owned by Hungarian hockey player Zoltán Nagy, who is also a player for Peliitto. He told about the ownership arrangements Etelä-Suomen Sanomat (you will switch to another service)in December.
Peliitat secured their Mestis place this week in the qualifying series played against Nokian Pyry.