Valeri Nichushkin Contract, Jersey, Scouting Report

Right winger for the Colorado Avalanche, Valeri Nichushkin, signed a 2 year contract worth $5,000,000 with the Colorado Avalanche.

The contract includes the guaranteed sum of $5,000,000 and a yearly salary of $2,500,000.

Valeri Nichushkin Jersey

Valerie wears jersey number 13 for the Colorado Avalanche and jersey number 43 for the Russian National Ice Hockey team.

Also, Valeri Nichushkin Colorado Avalanche Breakaway jerseys, and alternate Avalanche jerseys, are available for sale online.

Valeri Nichushkin Scouting Report

Valeri is an outstanding player due to his incredible skating skills, a strong and swift stride that prompts defenders to continuously try to keep up with him.

He has good speed and is able to wield control with the puck on his stick.

He is able to shoot from any distance but finds it challenging getting in around the net.

Valerie knows how to make defenders and goaltenders miss.

He had played for one season in the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL), and then was later transferred from Traktor Chelyabinsk to Dynamo Moscow.

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