Ilya Kovalchuk was mulling a return to the NHL, but he decided to remain in the KHL for a**ther year. According to one report, the New Jersey Devilsâ?? demands were too high, and that led to Kovalchuk wanting to remain in Russia. Sport-Expressâ?? Igor Eronko shared the information on Kovalchuk Tuesday: Told Devils' high demands is one of the reason Kovalchuk will probably stay in the #KHL, although it's **t 100% yet â?? Igor Eronko (@IgorEronko) July 4, 2017 Devils want quite a compensation for Kovalchuk, teams aren't ready to pay such a price. So it's better to stay for 1 year to have UFA rights â?? Igor Eronko (@IgorEronko) July 4, 2017 Kovalchuk, a former **. 1 overall pick, was signed to a 15-year, $100 million deal with the Devils, who retain his rights. Kovalchuk played in the KHL in Russia during the lockout and decided to retire from the NHL in 2013. He subsequently signed to play in the KHL. After four seasons with SKA St. Petersburg, Kovalchuk was apparently interested in an NHL return, but it sounds like he will wait a**ther year. Photo credit: ذگذ»ذµذ؛رپذ°ذ½ذ´ر? ذ?ذ¾ذ»ذ¾ذ²ذ؛ذ¾
07-05-2017, 06:11 PM
Devils’ demands for Ilya Kovalchuk reportedly too high
Ilya Kovalchuk was mulling a return to the NHL, but he decided to remain in the KHL for a**ther year. According to one report, the New Jersey Devilsâ?? demands were too high, and that led to Kovalchuk wanting to remain in Russia. Sport-Expressâ?? Igor Eronko shared the information on Kovalchuk Tuesday: Told Devils' high demands is one of the reason Kovalchuk will probably stay in the #KHL, although it's **t 100% yet â?? Igor Eronko (@IgorEronko) July 4, 2017 Devils want quite a compensation for Kovalchuk, teams aren't ready to pay such a price. So it's better to stay for 1 year to have UFA rights â?? Igor Eronko (@IgorEronko) July 4, 2017 Kovalchuk, a former **. 1 overall pick, was signed to a 15-year, $100 million deal with the Devils, who retain his rights. Kovalchuk played in the KHL in Russia during the lockout and decided to retire from the NHL in 2013. He subsequently signed to play in the KHL. After four seasons with SKA St. Petersburg, Kovalchuk was apparently interested in an NHL return, but it sounds like he will wait a**ther year. Photo credit: ذگذ»ذµذ؛رپذ°ذ½ذ´ر? ذ?ذ¾ذ»ذ¾ذ²ذ؛ذ¾
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