SKA will spend the 2025/2026 season at the Ice Palace

A SKA Board of Directors meeting took place on 18 June.

During the meeting, the decision was taken for the senior SKA team to use the Saint Petersburg Ice Palace as its home stadium in the upcoming 2025/2026 campaign. This decision was made as a consequence of the lack of transport links connecting the SKA Arena with the city, with the Park Pobedy metro station closing for renovation in June of this year. This will consequently mean that it's easier for SKA fans to attend matches.

The Ice Palace was SKA's home arena for the 2015 and 2017 Gagarin Cup triumphs.

The development of the club system has been confirmed as the strategic priority for SKA, with this including youth ice hockey. The management's activities will be focused on the development and modernisation of the technical base for the senior team, while additional infrastructure for children's ice hockey will also be constructed.

A change in the SKA Hockey Club's branding and a new logo have also been approved. The new branding will be unveiled at a later date.