Warrant issued for the arrest of Kirill Kaprizov

We recently saw Philadelphia Flyers prospect Ivan Fedotov be arrested due to trying to come play in the NHL and not serve his time in the military. Fedotov was reportedly poisoned and sent to the hospital, and is now heading to a military base in the arctic. His agent said he was given injections that he was not aware of, which made his vision blurry.

The Police were outside of the hospital making sure he didn't leave. Which then the Russian military picked him up and brought him to a military camp.

BREAKING REPORT: Russian ice hockey star Ivan Fedotov is FORCIBLY ENLISTED IN RUSSIAN ARMY and dragged off to fight in Ukraine after signing $1.1-MILLION deal with Philadelphia Flyers NHL Franchise...— Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto) July 2, 2022

Now we are learning that the new Russian NHL star Kirill Kaprizov, might be forced to do the same.


In Kaprizov's second NHL season, he scored a career high 47 goals and 108 points in 81 games. Last offseason he shocked the hockey world when he demanded $9,000,000+ after his rookie season where he scored 51 points in 54 games. But after his second season, he definitely made his new contract worth it. He signed a 5 year deal with an AAV of $9,000,000.



But we might not be able to see this superstar play next season, or going forward as he might be called into military service.

Kirill Kaprizovs NHL career could very likely be over.. pic.twitter.com/73D9Goisgf— CenterIceHockey (@CenterIcefb) July 6, 2022

Next up could be Minnesota Wild forward Kirill #Kaprizov, who appears to be holding a fake military ID. According to the source, Kaprizov is wanted. Kaprizov may be linked to the case of former police officer Farit #Samigullin, who was arrested 20 April 2022 in Ufa. (2/3)— Eugene Kolychev (@EvgeniyKolychev) July 6, 2022

According to investigators, he helped Ufa football players and @hcsalavat hockey players avoid the army for several years by preparing military tickets for them. Kaprizov played for #salavatyulaev in the 2016/2017 season. (3/3)— Eugene Kolychev (@EvgeniyKolychev) July 6, 2022