Peter Nedveda will not be allowed to the World Cup in Finland

The Veterans of New York Rangers Petera Nedveda will not be able to see in the matches of the World Cup in Finland. On Tuesday, IIHF did not allow him to perform as part of the Czech national team.

The Czech hockey federation for a long time made contacts with the IIHF for the permission of the Ned Vedu to speak for the national team. However, the decision of the General Federation of World Hockey was adamant, and it was based on a simple fact. In 1994, Nedved played at the Olympics as part of the Canadian national team. As you know, if the hockey player is played for one team, then the move is closed to the other. So while it is happening with the Russian Evgeny Nabokov, who is not allowed to play for Russia due to the fact that he was played for Kazakhstan at the youthful level.

However, the Czechs, like the Russians, do not lose hopes. Reuters recalls that the Nedved, who is now 31 years old, escaped from the Czech team when she was in Canada. After that, he played for his new country at the Olympics. Last season, Nedved became the third sniper of the Rangers with 27 goals and 31 programs. Now Peter is in Florida for the holidays.