CSKA Moscow (Central Sports Club of the Army)
It is not just an
Ice Hockey Team: it is a Living Legend of World Sports, the ultimate embodiment on ice of what was truly the
Red Army.
The Eternal Dominion
Founded in 1946 in the
Soviet Union, the franchise wrote some of the most astonishing and unmatchable pages in hockey history, dominating the Soviet championship for decades with an impressive streak of consecutive titles and establishing a style of play built on speed, tactical intelligence, lightning-fast passing, and near-scientific puck possession.
The Cradle of Champions
The club served as the natural powerhouse for the legendary Soviet national team (the
Red Machine), developed under the guidance of coaching icons like Anatoly Tarasov. That ice witnessed the greatest players of all time—from immortal goaltender
Vladislav Tretyak to absolute superstars like
Valeri Kharlamov,
Boris Mikhailov, and
Vladimir Petrov.
The Historical Imprint
Even in the modern
KHL era, CSKA continues to carry the weight and prestige of a unique legacy, featuring incredible details like the
Iconic Star with the
Hammer and Sickle, where ties to Soviet tradition and a culture of winning are etched into its DNA.
A True Sports Dynasty that forever changed how Ice Hockey is Understood and Played.
KHL Gagarin Cup 2026/2027
The season didn’t start off in the best way (a tough loss in the
Derby against
Spartak Moscow), but anyone wearing the Glorious Red Star with the Hammer and Sickle—while keeping the Eternal Memory of
Lokomotiv Yaroslavl alive on their sleeves—is forgiven for everything.