This will be the veteran's second Olympics as he was part of the team that won silver at the 2014 Sochi tournament.
Six names have already been announced: Victor Hedman, Rasmus Dahlin, William Nylander, Lucas Raymond, Adrian Kempe and Gabriel Landeskog.
On Friday morning, three more players were presented in an email to Tre Kronor's supporter club, Folkets lag. It was announced that, in addition to Ekman-Larsson, Jacob Markström and Elias Pettersson had also been selected for the Swedish Olympic squad.
34-year-old Ekman-Larsson has seven goals and a total of 25 points in 40 games this season.
Jacob Markström, 35, took on the role of first-choice goalkeeper when Tre Kronor played the World Cup on home soil in Stockholm this spring. However, this season has been a difficult one in New Jersey - in 20 appearances he has a save percentage of 88.4%.
Elias Pettersson, 27, recently returned to action after an injury layoff in Vancouver. In 31 games, the center has produced nine goals and a total of 23 points this season.
At 4 p.m. this afternoon, national team captain Sam Hallam will present his 25-player Olympic squad ahead of the Winter Games in Milan and Cortina, which will be held next month.
