So far it's unclear what is his health status. The team re-signed him for a year, but that could be half-symbolic. Hopefully more good news to follow.
15 million rubles is a lot of money for symbolism. Ufa is fairly successful, but they aren't throwing almost 200k USD out on a guy for him to not play.
For perspective, Daniil Bashkarov, who is also an 01 born about 5 months before Amirov and has put up 37 points in almost 150 KHL games over the past 3-4 years, just re-signed for 9 million rubles. He has been a fixture in their bottom 6 the past 2 years, and is probably making bottom 6 money to continue filling that role. 15 million rubles for a team like Ufa is easily middle-6 money, and they are probably getting him at a discount because of his illness. They are probably willing to play him even more if he shows well.
This is a quote from their coach:
I am glad that Rodion Amirov remains in the team. I and the entire coaching staff count on him and hope for a speedy return to the ice. Rodion is constantly in touch, he supported the team all season long. He is a talented and strong guy who will certainly strengthen us,” said Salavat Yulaev head coach Viktor Kozlov.
That certainly sounds like a guy who, for all intents and purposes, is playing next year. May take him some time to get back to speed but he should be playing and he should be an important piece for them.