There are plenty of clubs prepared to talk about a prospective deal, according to a recent report, as the Detroit Red Wings are quickly losing time to resolve Simon Edvinsson’s future. With the 23-year-old defense still unsigned, the situation seems to be nearing a crucial choice.
According to a November 9 story in The Fourth Period, Horcoff is still engaged in trade talks about Edvinsson, and six NHL teams have been specifically mentioned as potential buyers. However, even with the continuous negotiations, there’s no sign that a deal is about to be finalized.
Six Teams Are Reportedly Interested in Simon Edvinsson, According to an NHL Insider
The most current report from The Fourth Period contributes yet another chapter to a trade issue that has been at the forefront of Red Wings discussions for weeks. According to the source, a person close to the situation confirmed that Horcoff is still engaged in trade negotiations with “numerous organizations.”
The following six clubs are said to be interested in signing Edvinsson:
Predators of Nashville
Sharks from San Jose
Boston Bruins
St. Louis Blues
The Montreal Canadiens
Kraken of Seattle
The most recent report confirms that Detroit still has a big market to explore, even though many of these companies have previously been associated with Edvinsson. It also implies that Horcoff has other possibilities than the two clubs that have recently received a lot of attention: Nashville and San Jose.
