The latest developments in Durant s trading: It is expected to be traded to the Heat this weekend, and the Spurs Rockets refuse to raise prices

On June 21, the latest situation of Durant's trading negotiations. It is reported that Durant may be traded to the Heat this weekend, and Wealth is the key to whether the transaction can be reached; Durant refuses to join a team other than his favorite home, and in disguised control of the trading market has led to slow transaction progress.

U.S. reporter Brett Siegel reported that the league generally believes that the Heat are most likely to push for the completion of Durant's deal this weekend. There are still differences in negotiations between the two sides. Whether the Heat will include Wel in the trading plan has become the focus.

The reporter revealed: Although the Heat and the Suns have not reached an agreement, a player can help the two teams make a deal, that is, Crael Wel, a rookie center with a 2.24-meter wingspan, with great potential on both ends of the offense and defense. If the Heat are willing to add Wealth to their previous bargaining chips, the negotiations between Heat and the Suns will reach a new height, because Wealth is exactly the player the Suns want.

Evan Sidery reported that Durant still does not want to be traded to the Timberwolves or the Raptors. Both teams currently provide the best quotes the Suns have received, but Durant hopes to join one of his favorite teams, but the Heat, Rockets and Spurs have no intention of increasing the quotes at the moment.

Brett Siegel reported that the Rockets quoted Jaylen Green+'s No. 10 pick this year, but the Suns want more, want Jabbarry Smith, Ethan and Shepard, but the Rockets are not willing to give up any of these three at the moment.

Brett Siegel also reported that the Spurs have kept a low profile in the league over the past week, showing no signs that they are seriously competing for Durant. Sources revealed that the Spurs have made a offer, but this offer does not involve the second pick this year. Since Durant made it clear that he wanted to play for the Spurs, this put the Spurs in a good position, they could wait and see.

The progress of Durant's transaction has attracted much attention, and its attention has even exceeded that of the finals. However, Durant's transaction negotiations were not going well. ESPN reporter Windhorst reported that Durant is manipulating the market in disguise and putting pressure on the team, trying to facilitate his favorite team; the reporter said: Because he deliberately restricts the scope of the potential next company, the transaction value has been severely lowered, and in essence he is manipulating the situation.

Windhorst also said: There is a possibility that the Suns will persist until Thursday's draft night. If they are still not satisfied with any offer, they will eventually choose to keep Durant through the draft and wait and see what happens. I don't think they will accept any trade quotes below the top level.

Which team will Durant be sent to by the Suns this summer? Let's wait and see.