A hockey legend returns to his roots after a storied career, with the former NHL points leader settling in Sweden following his retirement in 2009. Now living near Stockholm, he and his wife have focused on family life, balancing their personal journey with the lasting legacy of his playing days. The transition from professional ice to everyday life offers a glimpse into how athletes rebuild after leaving the spotlight. Fans of the sport may find his reflections on the shift from competition to quiet reflection particularly compelling.

Sundin, the Maple Leafs’ all-time leader in points (987), moved back to Sweden after playing his final NHL game in 2009. There, living in the Stockholm area, he and wife, Josephine Johansson, raised ...