Alexandre Texier
Left Wing · Montreal Canadiens
2017 Draft, Rd 2 Pick 14 (#45) — Columbus Blue Jackets
Current Season
GP
38
Goals
7
Assists
11
Points
18
+/-
+9
S%
12.1%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$1.00M
Total Value
$1.00M
Expires
1 yrs · 2025-2026
Status
Then RFA
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Recent Stories
The men's hockey tournament at Milano Cortina 2026 shifts into playoff mode after Sunday's prelims wrap-up, and the Canadiens trio of Nick Suzuki, Juraj Slafkovsky and Oliver Kapanen sits pretty with first-round byes for Canada, Slovakia and Finland. Qualification games Tuesday will reveal their quarterfinal foes on Wednesday, while Alexandre Texier and France fight Germany for survival. Habs fans mark your calendars - these NHL stars chase gold with the league's eyes locked on every shift.
Czechia crushes France 6-3 in Olympic men's hockey, but social media unleashes on Alexandre Texier's goose egg amid the thumping. Fans pile on the Blue Jackets forward as his Olympics turn sour, questioning his fit on the big ice. This backlash echoes in NHL circles watching international reps.
France battles back from a two-goal deficit to snag a brief lead against Czechia at Santagiulia Arena, but the Czechs flip the script with four unanswered tallies to claim a 6-3 victory in Milano Cortina 2026. Canadiens forward Alexandre Texier logs heavy minutes yet again without denting the scoresheet, as Les Bleus drop to 0-2 in the preliminary round for the first time since qualifying.
Alexandre Texier shakes off a nagging lower-body injury that sidelined him for Montreal's last three games and jumps right into Olympic action with Team France against Switzerland today. As the lone active NHLer on the roster, this Habs forward carries the weight of being the first to rep an NHL club for France at the Games since the early 2000s. His seven goals and 11 assists this season across stints in Montreal and St.
Kent Hughes wastes no time dialing up GMs even with the Olympic roster freeze in place, zeroing in on a right winger to juice the top line alongside Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield. The current rotation of Zach Bolduc and Alexandre Texier hasn't lit up the scoreboard, averaging under half a point per game despite solid possession numbers. Names like Jordan Kyrou from St.
Montreal GM Kent Hughes shocks the hockey world by extending Alexandre Texier well ahead of schedule, sparking debates in every scout's notebook from Brossard to the Bell Centre. Those close to the Habs' war room say it's about securing a steal before his breakout turns into a bidding war, but critics wonder if the term and money match the hype.