No promise to renew the contract! Durant announced the three favorites and continued to put pressure on the management! The Rockets are on the list!

Durant's favorite next home was exposed, and the Rockets are raising heated discussions in the list

Recently, there was another major news in the NBA offseason. Kevin Durant expressed his intention to the Suns management. The Heat, Spurs and Rockets became his favorite next home, and he clearly stated that he was willing to cooperate with these three teams for a long time, but did not promise to renew the contract. This move is undoubtedly putting pressure on the Suns management.

This season, Durant averaged 26.6 points, plus 6 rebounds and 4.2 assists, and still maintained a very high competitive level. However, his current contract is only one year away, worth $54.7 million. In his contract year, his future is full of uncertainty.

Among these three favorite teams, the Rockets and Durant have a long history. Over the past year, the Rockets and the Suns have conducted in-depth discussions on Durant's trade many times, and young players such as Smith, Shin Kyung, and Green have been included in the Suns' trading chip list. Now, the Rockets have completed a three-year, $39 million contract renewal with Adams and are still discussing a longer contract with Van Vreett. These operations may be preparing for the pursuit of Durant.

The Heat attracted Durant with their tough style of playing and winning the championship, while the Spurs have the No. 1 pick, Wenban Yama and the second pick, and the team has huge potential in the future, which also gives Durant a hope of winning the championship.

At present, the Suns have contacted 6-8 teams interested in Durant and made it clear that even if the dealer is not on Durant's preferred list, the transaction will be completed in the best interests of the team. This means that if other teams give more attractive offers, Durant's next company may have variables.

This is undoubtedly exciting news for Rockets fans. Once Durant joins the Rockets and joins forces with young players such as Jaylen Green and Jabbarry Smith Jr., the Rockets' strength will be greatly improved and they are expected to launch an attack on the championship next season. However, the Suns' asking price for the Rockets has always been very high, from the initial draft pick to the later many young players, especially the current focus on Jabbarry Smith, which puts the Rockets under considerable pressure in the trade negotiations.

As the draft approaches, the Suns are eager to complete the deal before the draft to get the best deal returns. Let's wait and see whether Durant will join his favorite team or be traded to other teams by the Suns.