Another go-round in the SHL in 2024-2025 saw Forsfjall score a single goal and add seven assists in 39 games. He provides depth in a defensive role for Skelleftea, and provides minimal shots and offense. He remains unsigned by Seattle, and at this point, if he does end up cracking the NHL roster, the famed “better in real life than in fantasy” phrase would certainly be applied. He doesn’t appear to be a needle mover for our fantasy squads, though he has been a reliable piece for Sweden on the International stage.

Forsfjäll graduated to Sweden’s pro circuit in 2023-2024 after providing 22 points in 34 games for the J20 team the year prior. His three goals and two assists in 41 SHL games don’t speak much to his season, as he was a rookie and just acclimating to the league. He doesn’t project to be a high-end option for our fantasy squads and, at present, is not worth having on your radar in all but the deepest of dynasty leagues.

Forsfjäll was selected 180th overall by the Kraken.

Forsfjäll is a skilled and tenacious winger who, as of yet, lacks strength. This complicates his projection somewhat, but significant time in the weight room could improve the projectability of his current style. More likely, however, he will need to adapt and lean more into his skill game to become an enticing NHL prospect. He drops low in the defensive zone to support play and excels in transition as a puck carrier, weaponizing his strong crossover mechanics to build speed. He remains very raw, and most elements of his toolkit require refinement. Still, his performance at the U18s demonstrated his ability to work off of skilled and intelligent linemates effectively.