The Detroit Red Wings signed Vladimir Tarasenko to a two-year contract in NHL Free Agency over the summer. Tarasenko brought legitimate expectations with him to Detroit. He came off a Stanley Cup victory with the Florida Panthers — the second Stanley Cup ring of his career.

Tarasenko signed a two-year, $9.5 million contract with Detroit last summer, which includes a full no-trade clause only active through the first year of his deal. From July 1, the clause turns into a modified, eight-team no-trade clause.

Per Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman, Detroit may be looking to move struggling winger Vladimir Tarasenko ahead of the trade deadline

The Columbus Blue Jackets are going to be buyers at the 2025 Trade Deadline; Don Waddell has already made that clear. With a considerable number of injuries to key forwards, it seems clear they’ll need to add some depth up front.

Vladimir Tarasenko’s time with the Detroit Red Wings may be short-lived, as trade chatter surrounding the veteran winger is starting to pick up ahead of the March 7 NHL trade deadline.

As Detroit heads into the international break, what will be on the Red Wings' minds heading into the trade deadline next month?

Vladimir Tarasenko probably had relief mixed in with his joy over netting his 300th career NHL goal Saturday in the Detroit Red Wings’ 6-3 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning.

We have some more editions of NHL rumours. The NHL will be on a break with the Four Nations Faceoff coming in the next few days. However, general managers will be busy making moves or at least setting the framework for them.

Although the Detroit Red Wings and Edmonton Oilers are in very different circumstances, they could have similar needs before the NHL trade deadline.