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In Yaroslavl married Yegor Surin

A student of the Yaroslavl hockey school, Lokomotiv forward Egor Surin entered into a legal marriage with his chosen one Alina.

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In Yaroslavl married Yegor Surin

A student of the Yaroslavl hockey school, Lokomotiv forward Egor Surin entered into a legal marriage with his chosen one Alina.

Egor and Alina congratulated the Lokomotiv club on their official pages in social networks.

Yegor Surin before the marriage was considered one of the most promising suitors of the Yaroslavl region. The young forward has already twice won the Gagarin Cup. He has an attractive offer in the NHL from the Nashville club.

Yegor did not have time to get married in the off-season. But managed to make an official exit with Alina to the solemn event of Lokomotiv in August.

According to folk signs to marry in October - to long mutual love and a life of prosperity.

The editors wish the newlyweds advice and love.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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