Story Summary
HC Davos may add an import in the coming days as they assess how to cover for Simon Ryfors, who has been ruled out for the rest of the National League season.
Team manager Jan Alston has not confirmed that a signing will be made. He said he would meet the coaching staff early the following week before a decision is taken.
Davos still have six healthy imports available despite Ryfors’ absence, but the club are considering whether further cover is required for the remainder of the campaign.
Key Facts
- Simon Ryfors is out for the remainder of the season.
- HC Davos may sign another import as a replacement for Ryfors.
- Team manager Jan Alston said he would meet the coaches early the following week before deciding on any move.
- Davos currently have six healthy imports available.
IHM Discussion
The immediate point is that Davos have not yet committed to a transaction. Alston’s comments leave the decision with the club’s internal assessment after discussions with the coaches, rather than presenting an incoming player as agreed.
Ryfors’ season-ending absence nevertheless creates a clear personnel issue. Davos retain six healthy imports, so any addition would be a response to the loss of one established option rather than an attempt to fill an already vacant import place.
Why It Matters
A season-ending injury removes Ryfors from Davos’ plans for the full campaign. The club’s decision on an additional import will therefore shape the options available to the coaching staff over the remaining season, while the existing group of six healthy imports provides Davos with immediate cover as the review takes place.