IT HARD TO SAY GOODBYE: Ottawa senators star player Brady Tkachuk’s sign three years contract with the vocouver Canucks. See full details👇

In a blockbuster move that’s left Senators fans stunned, Ottawa captain Brady Tkachuk has signed a three-year contract with the Vancouver Canucks, officially ending his tenure in the nation’s capital. The deal, reportedly worth $26.5 million, marks a major shift in the NHL landscape and signals the Canucks’ aggressive push toward Stanley Cup contention.

 

Tkachuk, known for his physical play, leadership, and offensive firepower, spent six seasons with the Senators and became the heart of the franchise. His departure is not only emotional for the fanbase but also symbolic of a new direction for both teams. “It’s hard to say goodbye,” Tkachuk said in a statement. “Ottawa gave me everything. But I’m excited for this next chapter in Vancouver — it’s a team hungry to win, and I want to be part of that.”

 

Canucks GM Patrik Allvin called Tkachuk “a foundational piece” in the team’s pursuit of a championship. With stars like Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes already in place, Tkachuk adds grit and playoff-style intensity the team has sorely needed.

 

As both cities adjust to the shock, all eyes now turn to Vancouver — and what this bold new era might bring.