The Biancoblù seem to have taken the wheel in the Francis Bouillon case

DansLesCoulisses.com recently reported that the 38-year-old defender has made up his mind and will join Fribourg-Gottéron, where he is going to sign a one-year contract until the end of the current season.

But, the news have not yet been confirmed by the club. In contrary: "I had no contact, nor have I made an offer to Francis Bouillon," claimed HCFG's team manager Raphaël Berger to "Le Matin" this week.

Nevertheless, it seems to be time for a new chapter in the Bouillon gossip factory. Latest rumors have it that the Dragons have lowered their contract offer to Bouillon. Too low to for the Québecois?

As a result, Bouillon's agent currently seem to be in negotiations with HC Ambrì-Piotta. According to our partner site "SwissHabs", the Biancoblù's one-year contract offer shall be at $230,000.

Francis Bouillon played a total of 831 games in the National Hockey League for the Montréal Canadiens and the Nashville Predators, registering 36 goals and 124 assists for 160 points.