Despite officially retiring at the end of the 2024-25 NHL season, Marc-Andre Fleury remains a sought-after name in the goaltending market. His agent revealed that five teams reached out shortly after his retirement, eager to persuade him to un-retire. These teams were willing to offer one-year contracts to entice the veteran back into action, reflecting the ongoing demand for experienced goaltenders in the league.

Fleury's recent performance, which included a .899 save percentage and a 2.93 goals-against average, has not diminished his reputation as a top goalie option. However, Fleury's commitment to retirement appears firm, leaving teams in search of depth in their nets facing tough choices as they strategize for upcoming seasons.