“The Kharkov youth team is currently housed in Poland indefinitely, but is likely to move here in the coming days,” said Mower.
The Secretary-General indicated that the team could be housed in one of the municipalities that has shown support for the initiative. “At the moment, Daugavpils, Jelgava, Valmiera, also in Liepāja have shown initiative, I think it would be possible to accommodate,” said Pļāvējs.
Mower for hosting the Ukrainian team
It is planned to accommodate family members of Kharkov teams and players in Latvia.
The mower emphasized that it was not known how many more teams could show interest.
It has already been reported that the LHF has decided that players from Russia and Belarus will not be able to play in the Latvian Hockey Super League from March 8.
Various sanctions against Russia and Belarus are also being adopted in other sports in Europe and around the world.
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