The Minnesota Wild are still preparing to get into full conversations with star Kirill Kaprizov over a new contract extension. The two sides have spoken this summer, but it seems that a deal likely won't get done until he returns to Minnesota for training camp.

Minnesota Wild and Kirill Kaprizov are nearing a contract extension. Reporter Michael Russo mentioned that financial terms are almost settled. However, some miscommunications occurred during the offseason.

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There are however some potential causes for concern. While Russo himself would not go into specific details, he did admit that some issues had bubbled up during the offseason and that the Wild's general manager was hoping to clear the air once everyone gets a chance to talk face to face back in Minnesota.