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Zavragin's move to a new KHL team isn't exactly going as planned.

KHL club Metallurg Magnitogorsk announced the suspension of head coach Andrei Razin following unresolved internal disputes with players. Metallurg director Alexei Zhloba stated that disagreements regarding game matters and team interactions had begun disrupting the club's working climate. The team previously explored player trades before choosing to suspend Razin, though the decision is not yet considered a final verdict.
The development directly impacts Philadelphia Flyers goaltending prospect Egor Zavragin, who has made only four appearances for the league-leading team this season. The writer notes this turbulent environment, combined with Zavragin's limited playing time behind starter Alexander Smolin, could prompt Philadelphia to pursue bringing the 21-year-old prospect to North America sooner.
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