Jaromir Jagr Announces Retirement After 37-Year Hockey Career

The 52-year-old legend will conclude his illustrious career with HC Rytíři Kladno at the end of the 2024-25 season.

Jagr confirmed his retirement plans to The Athletic's Rob Rossi and via an Instagram post.
He began his professional career in 1987 and has played in the NHL, KHL, and various European leagues.
Jagr's career highlights include 953 goals, two Stanley Cups, and an Olympic gold medal.
He ranks second in NHL all-time points with 1,921, only behind Wayne Gretzky.
Jagr aims to play every game this season despite recent injuries, ending his career where it began, with Kladno.