NHL insider confirms Marc-Andre Fleury would like to make a comeback under one specific condition

Goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury has the second most wins in NHL history behind only Martin Brodeur, and he's called it a career after playing one final preseason game in a Pittsburgh Penguins sweater in September, where he won three Stanley Cups.

But is there a chance that his career could be further prolonged?

Per a new report from NHL analyst Frank Seravalli, Fleury would potentially be open to a return to the League if a team with a legitimate contending possibility were to come calling.

Fleury went 14-9-1 in his last year with the Wild with a .899 SV%.

Not long ago, NHL analyst Pierre LeBrun confirmed that there were a handful of teams that were checking in on the availability of Fleury and whether or not he'd be legitimately interested in prolonging his NHL career.

Teams that Fleury had been linked to include the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Edmonton Oilers. Edmonton recently lost newly-acquired goalie Tristan Jarry to injury, who had only played three games in an Oilers sweater after being acquired from the Pittsburgh Penguins.