- The NHL has officially announced that Calgary, Edmonton, and Prague, Czech Republic, will co-host the 2028 World Cup of Hockey, according to globalnews.ca.
- This marks a significant return for the international tournament, which was last held in 2016.
- As reported by globalnews.ca, the event "will see games played in new and established arenas across these cities."
- The selection of these three cities highlights a global approach to the tournament's revival.
- The 2028 World Cup of Hockey will be the first time the tournament has been held in twelve years, bringing back a major international hockey competition.
2028 World Cup of Hockey Hosts Named
The NHL has officially announced Calgary, Edmonton, and Prague, Czech Republic, as co-hosts for the 2028 World Cup of Hockey, marking the tournament's highly anticipated return. This global event, last held in 2016, will bring elite international hockey back to new and established arenas across these three cities after a twelve-year absence.
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