The San Jose Sharks have officially completed a contract extension with forward Macklin Celebrini, as confirmed by the team on social media. The deal was announced following a media interview in which Celebrini discussed his new agreement.
Celebrini, 20, is a center for the Sharks and has emerged as a top-line scorer this season. In 2025-26, he has recorded 45 goals and 70 assists for 115 points in 82 games, including 33 power-play points and a +8 rating. Over his career, he has played 152 games, tallying 70 goals and 108 assists for 178 points.
The Sharks have not provided additional details about the terms of the contract, but Celebrini's performance has clearly positioned him as a key player for the team moving forward. His ability to produce at an elite level on the power play and his overall point production make him a valuable asset to the Sharks' offensive system.
The Sharks can look to build around his emerging talent. He has quickly become one of the most impactful players on the team and is expected to play a central role in their offensive strategy as they continue to compete in the Pacific Division.