Capitals' Martin Fehervary Hits Rehab Setback, Not Yet Skating After April Knee Surgery
A new seven-year deal settles his contract status, with training camp availability still in doubt.
Overview
- Fehervary said he has minor inflammation and lingering pain in his right knee and has not resumed on‑ice work despite expecting to be skating a month ago.
- His readiness for the start of training camp and the season is uncertain after falling behind his rehab timeline, according to his comments to Slovak media.
- He plans to return to the Washington area on August 31 and is in regular contact with team staff as they adjust his recovery plan.
- The 25‑year‑old signed a seven‑year, $42 million extension on July 1 that begins in 2026–27 and affirmed he wants to remain in Washington long term.
- He has been named to Team Slovakia’s initial 2026 Olympic roster, adding stakes to the timing of his return to full training.