Tryamkin crossed the ocean in 2016 and took the opportunity the Canucks had given him. Unfortunately, it didn't work as planned and after managing 9 points in 66 games, he went back in the KHL.
Known to be a colossal defensive defenceman, there could definitely be interest for him. If he doesn't set his price too high he could certainly turn out to be a steal. Once his KHL contract comes to an end he'll be eligible to sign an NHL contract just like Andrei Kuzmenko did last year.
Could the Canucks be interested? Tryamkin is a left-handed shot and could fill the third pairing spot behind Quinn Hughes and Oliver Ekman-Larsson, as part of their retooling process then move him at the deadline.