World Sport News

The Iserlohn Roosters have retrofitted personnel for the playoff fight in the DEL. As the club announced on Friday, the Canadian Anthony Camara changes from the Graz99ers to the Seilersee. The 24-year-old signed a contract until the end of the season. In Austria, he scored five goals in 14 games and scored six goals.

“Due to Louie Caporusso’s injury, it was important for us to widen the squad a little. We have succeeded in doing this with Anthony,”said Roosters manager Karsten Mende.

In 2011, Camara was placed in the third round of 81st place by NHL club Boston Bruins. Position draughted. The striker then signed his first professional contract with the Bruins, but played exclusively in the farm teams. Two matchdays before the end of the main round, Iserlohn occupies eighth place in the standings.