ideas

Pettersson is definitely not needed in OTT... Sanderson is about 2 years away from the NHL and at 4x4 he's way too expensive

Abramov has a 2yrs KHL contract as well

Don't know alot about Vitaly, but what I found on google.com are he's an unsigned Winger prospect.

Even with task being just boring, not good, he's serviceable at a position of need for wild, & they can't really let him go or trade him as cap dump until they can be sure The C position 1-4 is settled, & wild have depth

Go to eliteprospects.com, and they often have the players expected next seasons team listed in the stats

https://www.eliteprospects.com/player/295715/vitali-abramov
https://www.eliteprospects.com/player/29074/marcus-hogberg

Thank you. But can you help me learn about him?
I guess I want to know about the player. Who he is. His life, his stats, him as a prospect, and or player, why he's unsigned, etc..

This is just my opinion

Vitali Abramov is a very good hockey player, but the NHL is the best of the best, and it's not an easy place to get to, or stay in. Abramov got there, but there's just so many guys that are just as good though, so it becomes not just what a player can do, but what a player cannot do. Abramov is not suited for bottom6 roles, and isn't good enough for first line, so he's limited to being able to score well enough to being a secondary scorer on a team, or not making it. Ottawa has too many forwards that can fill the one role Abramov can fill. He was behind Balcers and Formenton who can both play bottom6 as well, and although losing Balcers on waivers moved Abramov up, there was also Jarventie, Sokolov, Greig, Crookshank coming up behind him.

Ottawa already traded away Lajoie and Jaros, so maybe Chlapik, Abramov, Davidsson, and Hogberg all saw the writing on the wall, too many prospects for roles on the big club, and returned to Europe. One or all of them may return to North America, but for now, they continue to develop in Europe.

I can say this though, Ottawa has made it a point to acquire high character players, so I'm sure Abramov is probably a really good person.

https://www.silversevensens.com/2020/12/11/22168825/ottawa-senators-top-25-under-25-12-vitaly-abramov
http://www.sportsforecaster.com/nhl/player/16151
https://dobberprospects.com/player/vitali-abramov/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitalii_Abramov
https://ottawasun.com/sports/hockey/snapshots-vitaly-abramov-decides-to-head-home-to-russia-to-play-in-khl-mike-reilly-has-been-nice-fit-for-bruins