NHL Veteran Jakob Silfverberg Has Officially Announced His Retirement

Anaheim Ducks forward Jakob Silfverberg, aged 33, has made a significant announcement regarding his future in the NHL.

After a distinguished career spanning 817 NHL games, Silfverberg has decided to retire from professional hockey. Renowned for his unwavering dedication and commitment to the game, he leaves behind an impressive legacy, having tallied 168 goals and 373 points throughout his career.

Originally drafted by the Ottawa Senators, Silfverberg spent the past 11 years as a stalwart of the Anaheim Ducks franchise. In a heartfelt statement, he extends his gratitude to the Ducks organization, teammates, and devoted fans for their steadfast support throughout his journey on the ice.





Ducks General Manager Pat Verbeek joins in praising Silfverberg's exemplary character and significant contributions to the team. While Silfverberg's retirement marks the end of an era in the NHL, speculation abounds regarding his next steps.

There is speculation that he may return to his native Sweden to join Brynas, adding an intriguing chapter to his storied career.

Source: Bruinsinsider
NHL veteran Jakob Silfverberg officially calls it a career