[content-ads] Indeed, as Pettersson explained to NHL.com’s Peter Ekholm, he really wants to get his act together next season. The Swedish forward isn’t happy with his 2024-2025 season, and he knows he’ll have to do a lot better. Pettersson remains confident in his abilities, knows what he’s capable of, and believes his work this summer will pay off next season. The Canucks’ #40, who will most likely represent Sweden at the Olympics, put on muscle during the off-season, and he believes he’ll be able to be stronger and faster. In short, Pettersson has the right attitude right now, as he seems to have the knife between his teeth to get revenge, and to show everyone, and especially Canucks fans, that he’s still a star player. His 102-point and 89-point seasons weren’t recorded by chance. So it’ll be very interesting to see Pettersson in action next season, when he’ll also need to stay healthy, having missed 18 games last season.[spacer title=’En Rafale’] – Montreal CF in action today at Stade Saputo.