the operations of the Jokerit, if it continued in the same hall. He as a builder and developer of the team's home arena, Hartwall Areena, and had been an investor in sports. Harkimo shared a common interest with HJK. Hjallis bought the PK-35 and renamed the club FC Jokerit with the aim of attracting Jokerit hockey fans to the football audience as well. Harkimo had experience in stadium construction after leading the Hartwall Arena project, which was completed in 1997. Harkimo raised FIM 64 million in private funding, the City of Helsinki paid 32 million from the budget and the state 14 million, and so the new football stadium began to rise rapidly along Urheilukatu. Töölö football stadium was completed on 10 June 2000, just in time for the opening match between FC Jokerit and HJK. Eventually, HJK acquired the FC Jokerit football operations and formed the reserve team HJK Klubi 04 when, in March 2004, Hjallis Harkimo announced the closure of FC Jokerit. Harkimo was a talk show hosted by "With Hjallis" on MTV3. In the program, Harkimo interviewed economic and political figures as well as other public figures. The first production period of the program was presented from 27 January to 31 March 2011, the second from 8 March to 10 May 2012 and the third from 7 March to 9 May 2013. The fourth season, which was presented from 2 November to 21 December 2013 and the name was changed to "Hjallis". Unlike in the fourth season, there are three guests instead of one. The fifth season of the series was shown from 26 September to 19 December 2014. The sixth production season began on 11 March 2016. In the sixth season, there are two guests in each episode. In the 2012 presidential election, Harkimo supported the Coalition Party's Sauli Niinistö campaign with 10,000 euros through Hjallis Promotion Oy. Harkimo hosted the Finnish version of The Apprentice from 2009 until 2013. and made a one-season return in 2018. In October 2017, Harkimo started to publish YouTube videos, discussing politics, business, sports and other subjects. In 2019 Harkimo bought the 49% share of Jokerit from Russians Gennady Timchenko and Roman Rotenberg, the owners of Arena Events Oy. Harkimo then sold 100% of Jokerit to Jari Kurri, a long time manager of the club. Harkimo's intent was to exclude the club from the US sanction list drawn upon the