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Privalov is one of those prospects that brings everything to the table. At just 17 years of age, his frame is incredibly developed. He stands at 6-4, 205 pounds and is able to impact the game in various ways. Privalov utilizes his frame exceptionally well, able to supplement the lack of offensive production at the KHL level thus far. He bumps players and wins battles to earn the puck back, but has not been able to cash in as of yet.
Despite failing to record a point with CSKA Moskva so far, Privalov does have a history of dynamic offensive ability. He registered 30 goals in the MHL a year ago, on the back of 26 points in nine games in U-17. Additionally, Privalov is getting the young-Russian treatment of limited ice time with CSKA, so an expanded opportunity over time should be beneficial to his raw output. Make no mistake, though, all of the tools are there and whichever team is lucky to have Privalov in their lap is going to walk out very pleased with their selection.