Nils Höglander is loaned to his Swedish team for the first two months of the season. Will report to the #Canucks at training camp in November, or whenever it may be.
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Vancouver Canucks loan Nils Hoglander to SHL

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By Zach Laing
Jul 27, 2020, 14:48 EDTUpdated: Jul 27, 2020, 14:56 EDT
The Vancouver Canucks have loaned forward Nils Hoglander to the Swedish Hockey League’s Rogle BK.
Hoglander, 19, will join the club as they prepare for the start of their season. According to Hockeysverige.se editor-in-chief Uffe Bodin, Hoglander will report to Rogle for the first two months of their season before returning to Vancouver for the 2020-21 season training camp, whenever that may be.
Hoglander, who was drafted in the second round of the 2019 NHL entry draft, played last season for Rogle where he scored nine goals and 16 points in 41 games. He also took part in the World Junior championships scoring 11 points in seven games.
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