The hockey club from Utah has signed defenseman Artem Duda to a new contract that runs for two years. The KHL team confirmed the agreement through an official statement. The deal carries a cap hit for the club of 950 thousand dollars. From the 2028/29 season the agreement turns one-sided, meaning the club can decide on its own whether to keep it in force. In the earlier seasons the contract works like a standard binding deal for both sides. The club's announcement contained no extra details about bonuses or other clauses. For Duda, the new papers secure a defined place on the blue line in Utah's plans for the coming seasons.