MOSCOW, July 6 Latvian goalkeeper Janis Kalnins, who signed a contract with the Khabarovsk club KHL «Amur», said that he made this decision for the sake of his family and his future at the end of his career. On Wednesday, «Amur» announced the signing of an agreement with 30-year-old Kalnins. «This is an unpopular decision, but I made it because my career is not it was the best option for my family and for my life after hockey.I am an adult and I know how people can react, how the media will turn everything. Each of us lives our own life and makes decisions that are best suitable for us and our family,» Sportacentrs quotes Kalnins. At the end of June, Spartak Moscow announced the signing of a one-year contract with Latvian forward Miks Indrasis. After that, the Secretary General of the Latvian Ice Hockey Federation, Roberts Pluzejs, said that the forward could stop being invited to the national team. On Tuesday, Indrashis called untrue information about the contract with Spartak. Later, the club noted that if the player decides not to fulfill the terms of the contract, he must pay compensation to the “red-whites” in accordance with the KHL regulations.
