#Henrik Lundqvist is back working out with the Rangers

Henrik Lundqvist took the ice for the first time in New York on Thursday after traveling back from Europe.

The Rangers goaltender posted a photo to Instagram of himself in net during the team’s Phase 2 voluntary small-group workouts, writing, “Feels good to be back on the ice at the training center again.”

“A lot of unknown right now but hockey is fun, I know that!” he added.

Lundqvist, 38, had been waiting to be cleared to participate in Phase 2 after arriving from Europe last week, along with a handful of other European players who spent the coronavirus pandemic quarantine overseas. According to the Rangers’ official Instagram account, Mika Zibanejad also was at Thursday’s voluntary workout.

Rookie goalie Igor Shesterkin has been skating with the team since he returned from Florida at the end of June, while Alexandar Georgiev first joined the voluntary workouts this week.

The Post reported last week that all of the Rangers’ European-based players were officially back in New York.

With just a handful of days until Phase 3, the start of training camp on July 13, it appears a majority of the Rangers’ roster is back in the New York area. All NHL teams have been holding Phase 2 workouts since June 8.