BREAKING: Alex DeBrincat is on The Move

This means that Pierre Dorion, the team's general manager, will be exploring the trade market for the former 40-goal scorer.

Despite the Senators' decision to not offer a qualifying contract to the winger, it is expected that there will be interest from other teams willing to pay for his consistent performance.

Since his arrival in the NHL, DeBrincat has had only three seasons where he scored less than 30 goals and only one season with fewer than 50 points.

Although this season may have been a downturn, he still managed to score 66 points.

DeBrincat has stated that he is not ready to sign a new contract yet, as he wants to wait until the sale of the Senators is complete before discussing numbers. This decision may ultimately benefit both parties in the long run.