Ice Hockey Legend Sven Felski Steps Down from Leading Positions at Eisbären Berlin
Ice hockey legend Sven Felski is stepping down from his leading positions at Eisbären Berlin due to recent health issues. His retirement from management follows a diagnosis of retinal blood vessel occlusions after a stroke. Felski, a six-time German champion, was with the club as a player from 1992 to 2012.
Ice hockey legend Sven Felski will be stepping down from his leading positions at Eisbären Berlin. This step is due to recent health problems with his eyes; he was specifically diagnosed with retinal blood vessel occlusions following a stroke. Felski is a constant fixture for Eisbären Berlin, as he played for the team himself from 1992 to 2012. After his active playing career, Felski served in important roles, including as Sports Director and Chairman of the Supervisory Board. His sporting record is impressive: He is one of the club's six-time German champions. This resignation thus marks the end of an era for Felski in the club's management, driven by health reasons. The news is attracting attention in the Berlin ice hockey scene, as Felski was a key figure in the recent history of Eisbären Berlin.