KD! It is revealed that the teams that are interested in Durant don t want to renew their contracts: they all regard him as a mercenary for one year

Recently, there have been more and more rumors about Durant's transaction. Jake Fischer, a famous reporter from the US media "Open-Air Stand", revealed that the Suns asked Durant for three first-round draft picks. It also reported that teams interested in Durant do not want to renew their contract with him, and they all regard KD as a one-year mercenary.

Speaking of Durant's trading prospects, famous reporter Jake Fischer said on the show: At present, the general view of NBA insiders, competitor teams, and league agents is that people regard Kevin Durant as a "one-year loan contract" and an upcoming contract. They will think: Can we bring in Durant and turn ourselves from a playoff team to a playoff team? Can we introduce Durant and make ourselves never participate in the playoff competition and become a playoff team? The highest level of this idea is obviously: Are we just one Durant away from competing for the championship?

Fischer also said: Now most management personnel see Durant as more like a one-year loan acquisition, rather than someone they want to pursue and renew their contracts for a long time; next we will see if there will be teams willing to participate in this discussion about bringing in Durant and willing to pay him a salary, let alone if there will be multiple teams. That type of market does not seem to be formed yet, but it is too early. If Antetokounmpo ultimately does not enter the trading market, maybe the situation will be different. In any case, Durant's trade will heat up as the Suns finalize the new coach.

Durant has played for the Warriors for three seasons, and led the team to the finals for three consecutive years with Curry, winning the championship twice in three years, and Durant won the finals MVP twice, but Durant is often called the strongest mercenary by the outside world. Now Durant is facing a team change again, and famous reporters reported that the team who is interested in him does not want to renew his contract with him, but regards him as a "mercenary" for a year.

Durant's contract with the Suns has the last year left, worth $53.28 million; if he leaves the Suns, Durant is eligible to sign $111 million in advance with the new team for two years. It is reported that the Suns have begun to listen to quotes on Durant's trade, and there will be multiple teams pursuing KD, and the Suns are expected to complete the transaction before the draft.