NHL stars William Nylander, Alex Nylander, and Rasmus Sandin enjoy a Saint‑Tropez vacation in the French Riviera with a Maple Leafs, Penguins, and Capitals trio bonding
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trio soaked up the French Riviera's coastal charm and golden sunsets, offering fans a rare look at their off-ice lives.
Alex Nylander and Rasmus Sandin highlight NHL brotherhood
Joining William Nylander were his younger brother Alex Nylander, now with the Penguins, and Rasmus Sandin, who plays defense for the Capitals. All three players have long-standing ties, dating back to their time representing Sweden internationally. While they now wear different jerseys, their bond remains strong.
It is evident in the photos and their shared presence throughout the French Riviera getaway.
Their Saint-Tropez escape reflected a growing trend among European NHL players. They are choosing iconic destinations close to home during the summer. Here they can blend personal time with cultural familiarity and scenic beauty.
Fans respond to glimpse of NHL offseason life
The Instagram post by William Nylander instantly generated buzz. Not only among Toronto Maple Leafs fans.
But also across the entire NHL fandom, and the shared moments among players from three different franchises. This highlighted the close-knit nature of the league, and what stood out wasn't just the lavish vacation setting. But the unfiltered camaraderie between three elite professionals during a rare moment of downtime.
William Nylander vacay with brother Alex and Caps Rasmus Sandin (Credit: Instagram/@williamnylander)
As William Nylander prepares to return to Toronto for a pivotal season. And Alex Nylander and Rasmus Sandin gear up with the Penguins and Capitals respectively. Their shared vacation serves as a memorable offseason highlight. And a celebration of the quieter side of NHL life.
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