Oscar Möller

Swedish ice hockey player, NHL player

Oscar Möller - Swedish ice hockey player, NHL player
Born

January 22nd, 1989
36 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Sweden

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Born in 1989, this ice hockey player competed in the National Hockey League (NHL) primarily with the Los Angeles Kings. Playing mainly as a forward, he had a notable career in both the NHL and various European leagues. He also represented Sweden in international competitions, showcasing talent at multiple levels. Möller spent significant time honing skills in the Swedish leagues before making the transition to the NHL, where he contributed to team dynamics and performance during his tenure.

Played for the Los Angeles Kings in the NHL

Competed in multiple international tournaments for Sweden

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