Simon Edvinsson prefers trade out of Detroit amid contract stalemate

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Last updated Oct 4, 2026

Simon Edvinsson prefers trade out of Detroit amid contract stalemate
Summary

Simon Edvinsson has expressed a preference to be traded from the Detroit Red Wings due to frustrations with ongoing contract negotiations. The 23-year-old defenseman is reportedly seeking a long-term deal valued between $9 million and $11 million, while the Red Wings appear focused on offering a short-term bridge contract. This standoff has raised concerns about Edvinsson's future with the team, as both sides remain at an impasse. Detroit is still attempting to re-sign Edvinsson, who has yet to formally request a trade, but his preferences indicate a desire for security in his contract situation.

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  • •Edvinsson frustrated with Detroit's contract offer.
  • •Seeking long-term deal valued at $9-11 million.
  • •Red Wings want to offer a short-term contract.
  • •Edvinsson has not formally requested a trade.
  • •Negotiations have been ongoing for the past week.
Latest Updates
  • 1:39 AMYahoo Sports — Edvinsson reportedly asking for a trade, with little progress on new contract
  • 1:37 AMYahoo Sports — Simon Edvinsson Reportedly Prefers Trade From Red Wings
  • 1:03 AMYahoo Sports — NHL Insider Reports Simon Edvinsson Prefers Trade Out of Detroit After Contract Stalemate
What they're saying
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Elliotte Friedman, the Sportsnet Canada analyst, during his Saturday Headlines report Saturday, October 3, said Edvinsson would prefer a trade out of the Wings' organization.

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Frustrated by a bridge-deal offer and seeking long-term security, the Swedish blueliner is eyeing an exit as Detroit’s front office refuses to meet his $70 million demands.

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Elliotte Friedman reports Simon Edvinsson prefers to be traded by the Detroit Red Wings as his contract standoff takes a dramatic turn.

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