MOSCOW, June 4 Russian hockey player of Avangard Omsk system Ivan Miroshnichenko passed undergoing treatment for cancer and will be ready to play next season, The Athletic journalist Mark Godin said on Twitter, citing National Hockey League (NHL) central scouting director Dan Marr. It is noted that the 18-year-old striker was treated for Hodgkin's lymphoma. Now he is admitted to training. In March, Avangard reported that Miroshnichenko had health problems. The player was treated in Germany. The striker last season took part in 31 matches for Omsk Wings in the Major Hockey League, in which he scored 16 (10 goals + 6 assists) points. As part of the Russian junior team (under 18), Miroshnichenko became the silver medalist of the 2021 World Championship The forward has been named to the NHL Central Scouting Bureau's 2022 Best Prospects. The 2022 NHL Draft will take place in Montreal on July 7-8.
