Montreal Canadiens Pull-Off Another Blockbuster Move; Set to Acquire Brock Boeser to 4-Years Multi-million Dollar Contract
Brock Boeser Rumored to Be on the Move to Montreal Canadiens: Potential Game-Changer for the Habs
Montreal, QC โ June 24, 2025โ The Montreal Canadiens could be making a major splash this offseason if recent rumors prove true, as veteran winger Brock Boeser is reportedly on the trade block and drawing serious interest from the Habsโ front office.
Sources close to the situation suggest that Montreal is exploring all options to bring the dynamic goal scorer to Quebec in hopes of boosting their offensive firepower for the upcoming NHL season.
Boeser, 27, currently plays for the Vancouver Canucks and is known for his accurate shot, speed, and scoring ability. Since being drafted 23rd overall in the 2015 NHL Entry Draft, Boeser has been a consistent offensive threat when healthy, averaging around 25 goals per season over his career.
However, a series of injuries and fluctuating team performance have led to speculation that Vancouver might consider trading Boeser as they enter a rebuilding phase.
Montrealโs general manager, Pierre Leclerc, has not commented publicly on the rumors but is known to be actively seeking veterans who can provide immediate scoring impact.
โWe are always evaluating our roster and looking for players who can help us compete at the highest level,โ Leclerc said at a recent press conference. โIf the right opportunity presents itself, we will explore it.โ
The Canadiens have struggled offensively in recent seasons, ranking near the bottom of the league in goals scored. Boeserโs arrival could help alleviate that pressure, providing a proven scorer who can complement young stars like Cole Caufield and Nick Suzuki.
Boeserโs potential fit with Montreal also excites fans due to his reputation as a hardworking player and positive locker room presence.
โBrockโs skill set and character would be a great addition to any team, especially one with a passionate fan base like Montreal,โ said former Canadiens player and analyst Marc Denis. โIf he comes here healthy and motivated, he could be a real game-changer.โ
The rumored trade discussions reportedly involve a package including draft picks and prospects, but no formal deal has been announced yet.
Boeserโs agent declined to comment on the trade speculation, maintaining a focus on his clientโs health and preparation for the next season.
The Canadiensโ coaching staff is reportedly enthusiastic about the possibility of adding Boeserโs veteran experience, especially ahead of a season that promises heightened expectations.
As the NHL offseason progresses, fans will be watching closely for updates on this potential blockbuster move. Should Boeser don the iconic red, white, and blue, it could mark the start of a new chapter in Montrealโs quest to return to Stanley Cup contention.