Who is zdeno charas agent

So why didn't it work out this offseason? Chara's agent, Matt Keator: "It was a long and hard process for him, managing his family, legacy, what his role would be on the team. The Bruins were great. They were communicative throughout. Don Sweeney handled it very well. He was clear and concise. There was no gray area. While Chara openly discussed his desire to return to the Bruins, Boston's brass was more noncommittal this offseason, whether it was Don Sweeney or Cam Neely.

When no quick return materialized, almost two-thirds of the league pounced, with 20 teams reportedly checking in on the future Hall of Famer. He had some interesting comments on Chara and the future of the Bruins defense. So what happens if the Bruins feel it is best to move on? It certainly sounds like that could be the case. What I am hearing out of Boston is if Chara is not comfortable with the format and schedule, he may not sign with any NHL team. All of this raises the possibility that the 43 year-old defenseman who turns 44 in March may decide to hang his skates for good.

The latest I could gather is that Zdeno may only want to play this season for Boston. If not, then he could decide to not play this season and eventually retire.