A recent statement by Fabian Lysell has surfaced the media, where he publicly sent general manager Don Sweeney a message, and it's shocking.

Fabian Lysell, who was the Boston Bruins' former 1st round (21st overall) pick in the 2021 NHL Entry Draft, has shown some promise within his time as a Bruin thus far.

Since being drafted, Lysell has undergone just 12 NHL level games, where he accumulated one goal, two assists, totalling at three points.

Besides these 12 games, this young forward has spent his time with the Boston Bruins' AHL affiliate team, the Providence Bruins, where he has shown immense talent.

However, it seems as though Lysell intends to prove his value to the organization during his upcoming campaign, as he publicly sent a message to the organization's general manager, Don Sweeney, in his latest interview.

In latest interview Boston Bruins' Fabian Lysell sends a message to general manager, Don Sweeney

Take a look:

Fabian Lysell on his expectations for training camp:

"For me, I just want to show that I'm an older player in such a way that I can take more responsibility on the ice."

22-year old Lysell, who has now been affiliated with Boston for four years, expressed that he believes that, due to being an older player, he can take on more responsibility.

That being said,Lysell claims he is ready to prove his value this upcoming season, which can undoubtedly be beneficial for both himself, as well as the Bruins for the 2025/26 NHL season, as they continue to pursuit their ongoing retool.

Do you think Fabian Lysell has it in him to take on more responsibility in Boston in the upcoming season?