Malmö Redhawks Forward Thomas Berg-Paulsen Out for Remainder of Season

Malmö Redhawks will be without forward Thomas Berg-Paulsen for the remainder of the 2025/26 season due to a lower body injury, the club confirmed on Wednesday.

Injury Details and Recovery

The 26-year-aged Norwegian forward sustained the injury, which requires a significant recovery period. Malmö stated that all medical examinations have been completed and a rehabilitation plan has been established and initiated. The club will provide updates as significant progress is made in his recovery. Expressen reported the news as a setback for the team as they push for a playoff spot.

Recent Performance and Season Stats

Berg-Paulsen had been sidelined since February 7th. Prior to the injury, he had registered 12 points in 40 games this season. He previously missed parts of the 2024/25 season due to injury, playing only 27 games. Hockeysverige.se noted he also had to withdraw from the Hockey World Cup in May due to an injury requiring surgery.

Impact on Malmö Redhawks

Malmö will finish the regular season without Berg-Paulsen, impacting their push for a playoff berth. They currently hold a two-point lead over Brynäs for the final quarter-final spot. The team will either compete in the quarter-finals or round of 16, depending on the outcome of their remaining games.

Player Profile

Thomas Berg-Paulsen, born August 6, 1999, in Stavanger, Norway, is a forward who can play both left wing and center. He has played three seasons in the SHL with Malmö Redhawks. His current contract with the club extends through 2029. Elite Prospects provides a comprehensive overview of his career statistics and profile.