Mladá Boleslav has signed Canadian forward Steven Jandric to bolster its roster following the departure of Dominik Lakatoš, according to reports from Czech sports outlets. The club announced the acquisition as part of its ongoing adjustments in the Czech Extraliga, bringing in a player with recent top-tier European experience in Finland’s Liiga.
Evaluating the Roster Addition and Extraliga Context
The signing follows the official confirmation that Dominik Lakatoš will not continue with Mladá Boleslav. To fill the void, the club turned to the North American market, securing Jandric ahead of upcoming league fixtures.
Steven Jandric’s European Track Record and Statistics
Jandric made the jump to European hockey during the 2023/24 campaign, joining Finnish club Lukko. During his tenure in Finland, he logged 149 regular-season appearances, amassing 89 points on 42 goals and 47 assists, according to verified league data. He also contributed 10 points (4 goals and 6 assists) across 18 playoff games. In his most recent season, Jandric recorded 22 points (9 goals and 13 assists) through 58 regular-season matches before going scoreless in four postseason contests.
Prior to his stint in Finland, the forward developed through the North American collegiate and professional systems. He competed in the NCAA before transitioning to the ECHL and AHL. Across his career in the AHL, including playoff action, he skated in 34 games, tallying three goals and six assists.
Familiar Faces in the Mladá Boleslav Locker Room
In Mladá Boleslav, Jandric reunites with fellow Canadian forward Antoine Morand, with whom he shared nearly his entire stint at Raumě. Club sporting manager Martin Ševc noted that bringing in a player who already shares chemistry with an existing roster member provides a clear advantage for team cohesion.
Club management highlighted Jandric’s skating ability as a primary asset. Ševc described the new acquisition as an exceptionally mobile player with strong skating fundamentals who has proven his scoring touch since arriving in Europe. The organization expects his style of play to integrate seamlessly into the tactical framework established for the squad.
Next Steps for the Squad
Mladá Boleslav prepares for its upcoming Extraliga schedule as the club looks to solidify its standing in the standings. Fans and analysts will watch closely to see how Jandric slots into the forward lines and whether he can replicate his Finnish production in Czech arenas. Official updates regarding lineup configurations will be released ahead of the team’s next scheduled fixture.

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