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Simon Edvinsson Reportedly Prepared to Leave Red Wings Behind

NHL insider Elliotte Friedman reports Simon Edvinsson may play in Sweden if his Detroit Red Wings contract dispute continues past December 1.

Simon Edvinsson Reportedly Prepared to Leave Red Wings Behind

Detroit Red Wings are facing an uncertain future with their top defenseman Simon Edvinsson, who is reportedly prepared to leave the team and play in Sweden if his contract negotiations with the organization extend beyond the December 1 deadline. NHL insider Elliotte Friedman revealed that Edvinsson, 23, is willing to take his career overseas, citing his strong resolve in the matter.

This development is particularly concerning for the Red Wings, as they already deal with considerable uncertainty in their organization. With the deadline approaching, the team must decide whether to continue negotiating a contract with Edvinsson or explore trade options.

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