The Edmonton Oilers are doing everything they can to win the Stanley Cup next season. NHL insider Frank Seravalli says they might make a big trade before the 2024-25 season. The new general manager, Stan Bowman, wants to make the team stronger by making some significant changes.

The Oilers need to make their roster stronger after some players left. They are searching for new players who will make the team even better.

The Edmonton Oilers have been busy during the offseason. They said goodbye to former GM Ken Holland, third-line center Ryan McLeod, and defenseman Cody Ceci. Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway also departed because of offer sheets from the St.Louis Blues. This means they need new players. Bowman is looking at different possibilities.

The Oilers appeared to struggle on defense in the Stanley Cup Finals against the Florida Panthers, which led to a 3-0 lead for the Panthers. To avoid repeating the same mistakes next season, the Oilers are working on improving their roster.

They recently signed Leon Draisaitl to a $112 million contract and are looking to make more additions before the new season begins. It will be exciting to see how the Oilers’ roster evolves and what other changes they make as the season draws near.