Patrick Roy possibly hired by the Montreal Canadiens this summer?

This is one of the files we are watching closely right now, as last night, Patrick Roy opened the door for a possible major change in his career.

His future with the Quebec Remparts seems more than uncertain:


So the next question is: if he leaves, what's next for him?


Many fans have begun to speculate about a possible job waiting for him with the Montreal Canadiens, because all indications are that Roy has given up on the idea of returning as a head coach in the NHL.

He even fired his agent, who he had hired specifically for that purpose (Neil Glasburg).

Now that his ties to the CH and Geoff Molson appear to be renewed, could he do some Scouting for Montreal? Is there a scouting job waiting for him in Montreal? That's what some are saying, but let's be cautious.

One thing is for sure, he has A LOT of experience in the junior ranks to scout for promising young talent, and besides, for him, it would be a quick and effective way to get back into the Montreal Canadiens organization.

Could he get a job with the Tricolore this summer? Nothing is impossible.

As head coach of the Quebec Remparts for 12 of the last 17 seasons, Roy has accumulated a very respectable record of 468 wins in 774 games.

Let's recall the rumour that Maxime Truman (Danslescoulisses.com) revealed this morning:


This possibly fits with the plans of a guy who could be recruiting, for an NHL team, in Europe.

Truman adds that, again according to these rumors, current Drummondville Voltigeurs general manager (and former Remparts coach) Philippe Boucher could possibly replace Patrick Roy in Quebec City.

It really feels like the end for the former #33, but let's wait and see.

Would you like to see Patrick Roy get hired by the Montreal Canadiens this summer, even if it's not as GM or head coach? Do you think he would accept?

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