Jonas Røndbjerg

Danish ice hockey player, NHL draft pick

Jonas Røndbjerg - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 31st, 1999
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Born in Denmark, a professional ice hockey player began a career in junior hockey before being drafted by the Vegas Golden Knights in the 2016 NHL Entry Draft. Røndbjerg played for various teams in Denmark, showcasing skills both offensively and defensively. Participation in international competitions, including representing Denmark in World Junior Championships, highlighted his talents on a global stage. Transitioning to a professional career, the player aimed to make an impact in North American leagues, further developing his gameplay and contributing to team success.

Drafted by the Vegas Golden Knights in 2016

Played for the Aalborg Pirates in Denmark

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