Two member of the Detroit Red Wings' fate was just confirmed in a significant announcement

Their fate making the highly touted roster has been confirmed, congrats!

The 2026 Winter Olympic Games will mark the return of NHL players to the event, offering fans across the globe a show they won't forget soon.

Today, in a massive development, many countries announced a few players who will compete for them next year, and two members of the Detroit Red Wings already know they will get that opportunity.

Indeed, Lucas Raymond and Moritz Seider, arguably the two best players in Detroit, will represent Sweden and Germany at the upcoming Games.

Only six players from each team were revealed. It wouldn't be surprising to see other members of the Red Wings on the rosters down the line.

But as of now, Raymond joins William Nylander, Adrian Kempe, Victor Hedman, Rasmus Dahlin, and Gabriel Landeskog, while Seider will play alongside Leon Draisaitl, Tim Stutzle, Philipp Grubauer, Nico Sturm, and Lukas Reichel.

Both Seider and Raymond have been playing important roles for their countries on the international scene over their careers, and they will look to keep doing it at the Olympics.

Switzerland, Czechia, Finland, and Latvia also announced a preliminary round of players: Roman Josi, Nico Hischier, Jonas Siegenthaler, Timo Meier, Kevin Fiala, and Nino Niederreiter will compete for Switzerland; David Pastrnak, Martin Necas, Pavel Zacha, Radko Gudas, Lukas Dostal, and Ondrej Palat for Czechia; Mikko Rantanen, Sebastian Aho, Aleksander Barkov, Juuse Saros, Miro Heiskanen, and Esa Lindell for Finland; with Elvis Merzlikins, Uvis Balinskis, Rodrigo Abols, Arturs Silovs, Teodors Blugers, and Zemgus Girgensons for Latvia:

Canada and the United States, the two favorites to win the gold medal, are set to announce six players on the roster on Monday afternoon: