He also disagreed with letting go! The Nuggets have a firm attitude and asked Jokic to be a substitute!

The NBA is currently in the offseason, and there are many news about various signing and transactions, but transactions are also risky, such as players may not be willing to play in the new club.

Recently, the Denver Nuggets reached a deal with the Sacramento Kings, and they sent Saric to exchange center Valanciunas with the Kings. This was originally a good deal, because Saric could no longer play with the Nuggets, so it was also a good choice to get a center of sufficient size to serve Jokic as a substitute.

But Valanciunas doesn't want to play for the Nuggets and doesn't want to play a substitute for Jokic. He is a Lithuanian and doesn't want to be a substitute for the Serbians. It's understandable. Valanciunas himself contacted the strong team in the European arena, the Greek team Panasinacos men's basketball team, and accepted the three-year, 12 million euros after-tax contract issued by the opponent.

You should know that although Valanciunas has two years of pre-tax contracts of more than $20 million in the NBA, it is actually similar to the European contracts, and the intensity of the European game is still lower. Valanciunas wants to end his NBA career.

Valanciunas has met with the management of the Panasinacos Men's Basketball Team. He hopes to end the contract with the Nuggets and voluntarily give up all the remaining NBA salary just to restore his free self. However, the Nuggets thought about it over and over again and still felt that they could not just let it go.

It is reported that the Nuggets will officially announce the completion of the deal with the Kings in the near future. They still hope that Valanciunas can join and not return to the European arena. The Nuggets don't want to lose a good inside substitute, so they want Valanciunas to execute the remaining NBA contract. This time, even if the melon is not sweet, the Nuggets want to make a fuss.