Martin Fehervary has signed a seven-year, $42 million contract extension with the Washington Capitals, committing to stay with the team through his age-33 season. In an interview at the Hockey Player of the Year 2025 gala, Fehervary expressed his desire to remain in DC for the rest of his career. The deal comes after a standout season with 25 points (5g, 20a) and despite a recent knee surgery. Fehervary currently faces a rehab setback but remains optimistic about returning to the ice. The Capitals’ decision to sign him highlights their confidence in his recovery and performance.
Key highlights:
– $42M 7-year deal with Capitals
– ‘I want to stay there to the end of my career, maybe even for rest of my life’
– 25 points in 2024-25 season
– Knee surgery history and current rehab challenges
– Team’s faith in Fehervary despite injury
– Plans to return to DC soon
