NBA: Kevin Durant will meet with the owner of the Nets in the coming days to discuss his transfer request

As revealed by the journalist Steve Bulpett of the Heavy On Sports portal, the star forward of the Brooklyn Nets, Kevin Durant would be meeting soon with the owner of the club, Joe Tsaito discuss your transfer request.

Durant let the Nets management know that he no longer wanted to continue with the team, and that they look for a transfer that would take him to another NBA franchise, with some options, but with the negotiations stalled.

The 12-time All-Star, left the Golden State Warriors after 3 seasons and 2 championship titles to sign in 2019 with the Nets, where he has barely played 2 incomplete campaigns, playing 35 games in 2020/2021, and 55 in 2021/2022 due to injuries.

Uncertainty

When news broke that Kevin Durant had asked to be traded to another team, rumors began to swirl that the 2-time Finals MVP’s preferred destinations were the Miami Heat and the Phoenix Suns.

However, the offers that the Nets have received for Durant have not satisfied the Brooklyn team, so so far there seems to be no movement forward, and the idea of ​​Durant continuing on the team begins to sound coherent, since which has a valid contract until the 2025/2026 academic year.

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Durant signed a contract extension in August 2021 with the Nets for 194.22 million dollars, so the club is not obliged to transfer him if he does not receive in return a package of outstanding players that replace the talent of ‘KD’.

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