Famous reporter revealed that Durant left the Suns was almost certain, he currently tends to join the Spurs

June 11 News Recently, news about the Suns' trading Kevin Durant this summer has been rampant. Earlier, according to local media Hoops Wire, a league source revealed that Durant tends to be traded to the Spurs. In his latest report, Jake Fischer, a well-known sports reporter, said that the Suns' trading in Durant has almost become a "confirm" within the league.

"Around Durant's situation, and within the Suns, it is generally believed that Durant is traded only a matter of time," Fisher said. "During the Suns' long coaching process, multiple candidates have been informed of the plan to trade Durant. He is treated as a fact rather than a possibility, and it is discussed 'when to trade' rather than a 'whether to trade'."

"At present, many team leaders and agents in the league regard Durant as a 'one' 'Annual lease contract'," Fisher added, "There are three weeks left before the draft. The information I have received in the league shows that most teams and management do not intend to renew Durant for a long time. They see him as a short-term championship reinforcement rather than a long-term team core."

The Spurs currently have an extremely bright future, with the team led by All-Stars Victor Vinbanyama and De Aaron Fox, and also hold the second pick in this year's NBA Draft.

It is reported that Durant and the Spurs expressed their interest to each other as early as before the trading deadline in February this year. In addition, Durant studied at the University of Texas during his university years, which also added an emotional foundation to his joining the Spurs.

Durant, 36, has one year left to contract and will receive a salary of $54.7 million next season. Durant will turn 37 in September this year. This season, he averaged 26.6 points, 6.0 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game with the Suns, shooting 52.7% from the field, 43.0% from three-pointers and 83.9% from free throws.