Canucks’ Thatcher Demko makes his thoughts extremely clear on potential contract extension

That’s the last year of his contract with Vancouver Canucks. Once the new league year begins in the wake of the qualifiers next year, Demko will become a free agent. It is open to stay with Canucks.

He was with the team since he started his career in 2017-18. He has not yet played for another team, and he is not necessarily concerned with doing this at this stage of his career.

“I always wanted to be Canuck.” “Since the first day, I wanted to be here. I drafted here. I would like to make an extension and keep here. This is a Patrick. [Allvin] My agent will begin to talk. “

Although these two things Hashem will not participate in the negotiations. His focus remains to return to the upper model, and will leave the same contract.

“I will let them focus on it,” Dimiko said. “I focus on returning to where I know I can be. Everything will play itself.”

Demko will make $ 5 million this season and 29 years. Unless Canucks can reach an agreement and change this salary to something longer, Demko will be in the open market around a year.

That’s Star Canucks goalkeeper opens

While that is interested in that of Vancouver Canucks, he knows that he is not the only goalkeeper who is likely to be highly wage in the list. Canucks Kevin Lankinen signed a five -year contract worth $ 22.5 million in February. It ends after the 2029-30 season.

I think [Lankinen] “He was worth every dollar he got. He had a great season for us this year. We kept alive with the season’s extensions. He was a great partner in the goalkeeper for me and I really enjoyed working with him and making him around him,” Dimico said.

He admitted that Vancouver is committed to his counterpart in the network, but he said he does not change what he feels. Demko still wants to return, and believes it will provide a good and healthy relationship in the network that Canucks will benefit from.