Marc-André Fleury Hints at Surprise Destination for Sidney Crosby's Future If and When he Leaves Pittsburgh

Sidney Crosby is on the mount Rushmore of Penguins players, right up their with Mario Lemieux and Jarmoir Jagr.

The 37-year-old has appeared in 1352 career regular-season games, potting 625 goals and 1687 points so far.

He has two years left on his current contract, but with the way he played last season, he very well could be in the league well into his 40s.

But will the remainder of his career be with the team that drafted him and brought him three Stanley Cups?

After all, the Penguins appear to be entering a rebuild, and Crosby could be looking for another chance to win before his career comes to an inevitable end.

While any potential trade is likely months if not years away, we know it is something that will be considered, if not by Crosby himself, then at least by Kyle Dubas and the rest of the Penguins organization.

According to French-Canadian reporter Renaud Lavoie, Crosby could be interested in joining the Canadiens as the Habs catapult themselves back into contender status.

Just imagine it. Sid the Kid suiting up for one of the most legendary organizations in all of hockey?

It would be a dream come true for many Canadiens fans, including one of Crosby's legendary former teammates.

That teammate would be none other than Marc-Andre Fleury, who told reporters how much fun it would be for French Canadians to see Crosby play for their club.

Obviously, the cost for Montreal would be incredibly high to get another team's franchise icon, but if Crosby really does want another chance to win, Kent Hughes would be silly not to go for it.

The deal could make a lot of sense for Kyle Dubas too, if the return is right. Dubas is going to do right by Crosby though, so it will have to be a deal that all three parties can agree upon.

If that trade does come though, they will be partying in the streets of Montreal, and all around Quebec.