Here's the translation of Saari's interview with Kurri:
Q: Jari, you were on ice with Justin Bieber. How was it?
Kurri: It was fast. A good practice, and it was fun. A guy from Canada comes over, he's a huge hockey fan and follows hockey. Now he's touring Europe, and he has his own skates and stick with him. He tries to get a chance to skate at least once a week. He likes to play hockey, and it's obvious he's played before. It was a good practice for me, after all, a month from now I'll go to Winnipeg to play the alumni game.
Q: What kind of a person is he?
Kurri:He's a very focused, young guy. He's seen a lot, experienced a lot, very focused. Calmed down. He seemed to enjoy the skate, he was very friendly, he talked with players, greeted them, chatted with them, asked how they are. Very positive.
Q: What about his career choice? Is it better for him to be a musician than a hockey player?
Kurri: Well, he's not too big a guy, so maybe he's better off as musician. But it's nice to see artists like him who like being on ice.