KHL and European Hockey Clubs
22 entries in the KHL and European Hockey Clubs compendium.
Kontinental Hockey League team changesKHL team count fluctuated from 24 to 23 due to withdrawals and replacements.Admiral VladivostokKHL expansion team from the Russian Far East.Ak Bars KazanRussian ice hockey club based in Kazan, Tatarstan.Amur KhabarovskIsolated KHL club from the Russian Far East.Avangard OmskOmsk-based KHL club, 2004 RSL champion and first European Champions Cup winner.Barys AstanaFounding KHL member and base club for Kazakhstan's national team.HC CSKA MoscowThe most decorated club in Soviet and European hockey history.HC Dinamo MinskBelarusian KHL club with nine playoff appearances, no series wins.HC Dynamo MoscowFounded 1946, two-time Gagarin Cup champion.Kunlun Red StarChinese KHL club that relocated to Shanghai in 2025.HC Lada TogliattiKHL club with multiple expulsions and returns; first non-Moscow IHL champion.Lokomotiv YaroslavlKHL club reborn after 2011 plane crash, won first Gagarin Cup in 2025.Metallurg MagnitogorskThree-time Gagarin Cup champion from Magnitogorsk.Salavat Yulaev UfaKHL club from Ufa, 2011 Gagarin Cup champion.Severstal CherepovetsKHL club from Cherepovets, 2003 Superleague finalist.Shanghai DragonsKHL team rebranded from Kunlun Red Star in 2025.SKA Saint PetersburgRussian club owned by Gazprom, two-time Gagarin Cup champion.HC SochiKHL club based in Sochi, Russia.HC Spartak MoscowMoscow-based KHL club with four Soviet titles.Torpedo Nizhny NovgorodFirst provincial team to place in the USSR championship.Traktor ChelyabinskProfessional ice hockey club based in Chelyabinsk, Russia.HC VityazKHL inaugural member known for physical play and mass brawls.
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