Tony Martensson has ended his career
Tony Martensson has ended his career
Tony Martensson, who used to play for SKA, has ended his professional career. The Swede spent the past two seasons with HC Almtuna in his home country.
Between 2010 and 2015, Tony represented SKA, registering 232 (87+145) points in 333 KHL matches and helping the club win the 2015 Gagarin Cup. He picked up a plus/minus rating of +117 and has more points for SKA than any other foreigner.
SKA Hockey Club once again thanks Tony's efforts, wishing him luck for the future!
Factfile:
Tony Martensson started his career with Arlanda in 1996 before moving to Brynas. In 2001, he was the 244th pick in the seventh round of the NHL Draft, joining the Anaheim Mighty Ducks.
After participating in six NHL games, Tony returned to Sweden with Linkoping, before transferring to Ak Bars Kazan for the 2008/2009 campaign. He won the Gagarin Cup champion with the Tatarstan-based club in that same season.
Tony signed for SKA in 2010, promptly winning the Spengler Cup. Later, he won the KHL, Kontinental Cup and a Russian championship bronze medal. Tony became a world champion in 2006 with the senior Swedish national team.
