KHL – Russian clubs

KHL – Russian clubs has 20 clubs. The top ice hockey league in Russia — official pages of the 19 Russian KHL clubs of the 2026/27 season plus China’s Shanghai Dragons, which plays its home games in St. Petersburg. Other clubs from other countries are listed under their home country.

Links

KHL – Kontinental Hockey League

Official English website of the KHL — the link leads to the current season standings; the site also has the schedule, results, stats and profiles of all clubs.

Admiral Vladivostok

Vladivostok (Primorsky Krai) — founded in 2013, playing at Fetisov Arena. Its own site hcadmiral.pro is not reachable from Slovakia, so the link leads to the club’s official Instagram.

Kazan (Tatarstan) — three-time Gagarin Cup winner (2009, 2010, 2018), 2026 finalist, playing at Tatneft Arena.

Amur Chabarovsk

Khabarovsk — founded in 1966, in the KHL since 2008, playing at Platinum Arena.

Omsk — founded in 1950, Gagarin Cup winner in 2021, playing at G-Drive Arena.

Avtomobilist Jekaterinburg

Yekaterinburg — founded in 2006, in the KHL since 2009, playing at UMMC Arena. Its own site hc-avto.ru returns error 404.

Moscow — founded in 1946, three-time Gagarin Cup winner (2019, 2022, 2023), playing at CSKA Arena. Its own site cska-hockey.ru is flagged as suspicious by ESET antivirus.

Moscow — founded in 1946, Gagarin Cup winner in 2012 and 2013, playing at VTB Arena. Its own site dynamo.ru is not reachable from Slovakia, so the link leads to the club’s official Instagram.

Sochi (Krasnodar Krai) — founded in 2014, playing at the Bolshoy Ice Dome.

Tolyatti (Samara Oblast) — founded in 1976, returned to the KHL in 2023, playing at Lada Arena.

Lokomotiv Jaroslavľ

Yaroslavl — founded in 1959, Gagarin Cup winner in 2025 and 2026 (beat Ak Bars 4–2 in the 2026 final), playing at Arena 2000. Its own site hclokomotiv.ru is not reachable from Slovakia, so the link leads to the club’s official Instagram.

Metallurg Magnitogorsk

Magnitogorsk — founded in 1950, three-time Gagarin Cup winner (2014, 2016, 2024), playing at Arena Metallurg. Its own site metallurg.ru is not reachable from Slovakia, so the link leads to the club’s official Instagram.

Neftechimik Nižnekamsk

Nizhnekamsk (Tatarstan) — founded in 1968, in the KHL since 2008, playing at SCC Arena.

Salavat Julajev Ufa

Ufa (Bashkortostan) — founded in 1957, Gagarin Cup winner in 2011, playing at Ufa Arena.

Severstaľ Čerepovec

Cherepovets (Vologda Oblast) — founded in 1956, in the KHL since 2008, playing at the Ice Palace.

severstalclub.ru

Shanghai Dragons

Shanghai (China) — the only Chinese club in the KHL, founded in 2016 as Kunlun Red Star; it plays its home games at the SKA Arena in St. Petersburg. Geographically it belongs to China and is listed here by league. The link leads to the club’s official Facebook page.

Sibir Novosibirsk

Novosibirsk — founded in 1962, in the KHL since 2008, playing at Sibir-Arena.

Saint Petersburg — founded in 1946, two-time Gagarin Cup winner (2015, 2017), playing at the Ice Palace. Its own site ska.ru is not reachable from Slovakia, so the link leads to the club’s official Facebook page.

Moscow — founded in 1946, in the KHL since its launch in 2008, playing at Megasport Arena.

Torpedo Nižnij Novgorod

Nizhny Novgorod — founded in 1947, in the KHL since 2008, playing at Volga Arena.

Traktor Čeľabinsk

Chelyabinsk — founded in 1947, in the KHL since 2008, playing at Traktor Ice Arena.