The Vancouver Canucks have agreed to terms with forward Adam Novotný on a three-year, entry-level contract, according to a report from the team's general manager, Ryan Johnson.
Novotný, a 22-year-old from the Czech Republic, brings a combination of speed, skill, and physicality to the Canucks' roster. He has played 107 games in the Czech Extraliga, recording 34 goals and 42 assists, and has also represented his country at the junior and senior levels.
The signing adds depth to the Canucks' forward group and provides competition for roster spots in the coming seasons. With the team's focus on developing young talent, Novotný's contract aligns with Vancouver's long-term vision.
The Canucks come into the season with a young, dynamic core and a strong foundation built around their top prospects. This signing reinforces their commitment to building through the draft and internal development.