Pittsburgh Penguins reportedly open to sending Kris Letang to Montreal

Kris Letang has been a constant in the Pittsburgh Penguins lineup for the past 18 years, but now, things are changing, with all three of their franchise stars potentially on the way out soon. The latest update on Kris Letang came over the past few days when it was revealed by Mark Madden that he had approached the front office about a potential trade to the Montreal Canadiens, his home town team.

At first, it was dismissed quickly, but now, Madden has expanded on his report, revealing that the Penguins have begun discussions about the situation, showing that they are potentially open to making a deal happen.

He would later go on to clarify that there's been no official terms put forth from either team, with Letang expected to enter the 2024/25 season as a Penguin, but if things start slow, there's a world in which he could be traded.

Letang has been a crucial part of the Penguins for almost two decades now, helping the team win three Stanley Cup's, but now, his time in Pittsburgh appears to be running out, and it may not be long until we officially see the end of an era.

Source: Habs Fanatics
Penguins have reportedly negotiated a trade involving Kris Letang and the Habs