Former Chelsea and Arsenal goalkeeper Petr Cech has embarked on a new career in ice hockey after signing for Guildford Phoenix.
The 37-year-old, who is currently technical and performance adviser at Chelsea, retired from professional football at the end of last season.
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After swapping sports from football to ice hockey, we take a look at some of Petr Cech's best saves in the Premier League for Chelsea and Arsenal.
Cech trained with another ice hockey side, the Guildford Flames, earlier this year and the former Czech Republic international has since joined the Phoenix as a goaltender.
"I hope I can help this young team to achieve their goals for the season and try to win as many games as possible when I have the chance to play.
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Head coach Andy Hemmings said: "The signing of Petr is massive for the Phoenix. He is a great guy who trains hard and I cannot wait to see him make his debut."
Club head coach Milos Melicherik added: "We are very excited to have Petr join the Phoenix team and we are looking forward to seeing him in action in weekend.
"He has improved a lot since I first saw him on the ice and I am excited to see him play."
Cech could make his debut for the club when they face the Swindon Wildcats 2 on Sunday.