“Andreyanov, the top-rated international-based goaltending prospect, has been truly dominant in the Russian junior league. His save percentage has been above .940 for most of the season, and while his team does score a lot, he seems to thrive when he faces more action. His glove hand is quick, he’s reactive when he needs to be, and he doesn’t get frazzled when he lets a goal in.”

“Andreyanov combines elite puck-tracking, high-level athleticism, and statistical dominance in one of the best junior leagues in Europe. While he’s not the biggest goaltender in his class, he compensates with technical structure, agility, and compete. His game requires refinement—especially in terms of rebound control, glove reliability, and movement efficiency—but the tools are undeniable. He is draftable in the middle rounds for teams who prioritize athletic goalies and are willing to invest in long-term technical development. A goalie development staff that can polish his structure and reduce his overactivity will find a strong foundation to build on.”

“Pyotr Andreyanov is one of the most impressive skaters and athletes at the position. He has strong footwork and explodes well to the top of the crease to take away time and space from shooters, while also not giving up too much where an easy pass will beat him. His play reading and tracking combined well with those mobility skills, as Andreyanov is often beating the play to its spot and makes difficult situations look easy.”