Kolosov, 21, wasn't included in the Flyers training camp roster for the 2024 preseason, and the goalie has made it clear that he prefers to play in the KHL with Dinamo Minsk, where he spent last season, rather than join the Flyers or their AHL affiliate.

The writing was on the wall, and now it has been lacquered over. Philadelphia Flyers general manager Danny Brière announced Tuesday that goaltender Alexei Kolosov will not report to training camp, which opens up with physical testing on Wednesday.

If goalie Alexei Kolosov doesn't want to play for the Philadelphia Flyers, the Flyers don't want him playing in Russia either. That's the status of the standoff between the Flyers and Kolosov, a 22-year-old Belarusian who is one of their top goaltending prospects.

The Predators need to find a good young goalie to bolster their organizational depth now that Askarov has moved on.

Kolosov was not included in the Philadelphia Flyers rookie camp roster. The 22-year-old has appeared internationally for Belarus in over 20 contests, winning both a WJC D1A bronze and gold medal. He took home best goaltender and top player on team honors at the 2022 tournament.

NHL insider reports that the Flyers have let teams around the NHL know what it will cost to acquire Alexei Kolosov.

With Alexei Kolosov still M.I.A. and training camp just days away, the Philadelphia Flyers trade rumors have commenced. According to NHL insider Elliotte Friedman, a Flyers trade involving Alexei Kolosov is apparently possible,

The Flyers continue to look for a resolution with the goaltending prospect regarding his future with the organization.