US EditionConnor McDavid Won’t Rush Contract Extension with Oilers
- Connor McDavid, captain of the Edmonton Oilers, spoke on June 19, 2025, about his contract extension eligibility starting July 1.
- His current eight-year, $100 million contract expires next season after the Oilers lost the Stanley Cup Final to the Florida Panthers for a second consecutive year.
- McDavid emphasized winning as his top priority for signing an extension, stating there is no need for a set timeline and he is taking time to consult with family and agent.
- He said, "Winning would be at the top of the list" and that signing is not a problem if the team has a good window to win repeatedly.
- McDavid’s remarks indicate a careful decision process ahead with public attention on July 1, suggesting the extension talks will progress without immediate pressure.
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Whoever is considered the best player in the world has not made a decision about his future with the Oilers.
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