Russell Westbrook is one of the versatile players in the NBA league. No wonder many are eyeing for the Oklahoma City Thunder's point guard to join them on their team. According to reports, Westbrook could sign up to Denver Nuggets but Miami Heat may also join the trade talks.
Parent Herald previously reported that Russell Westbrook is committed to staying with the Thunder after Kevin Durant left them to join the Golden State Warriors. However, reports have it that several NBA teams are still interested in the OKC's point guard.
According to Sports Rageous, Denver Nuggets is desperate to have Russell Westbrook in their team for the next NBA season. In fact, the team is willing to trade Kenneth Faried and Emmanuel Mudiay for the NBA All-Star.
At the time, Russell Westbrook is left with a year contract with the Thunder. Per the reports, he has not talked about signing a contract extension and that there's no chance that he will. Thus, it is likely to see Westbrook wearing another jersey in the next NBA season.
On the other hand, the Oklahoma City Thunder is willing to keep Russell Westbrook. The team no longer wants to repeat Kevin Durant-like exit via free agency for their point guard. However, many believe that Nuggets can offer the best package for Westbrook.
According to rumors, among the NBA teams who want to adopt Russell Westbrook in their teams is Los Angeles Lakers. However, aside from them, Miami Heat is also joining the wave.
Per PalmBeachPost.com, with Russell Westbrook leaving Thunder soon, he might find a new beginning with the Heat. Miami Heat has lost LeBron James And Dwayne Wade in the past three offseason and they need someone strong for the team.
Per the report, the Heat can trade their young core to lure Russell Westbrook in the team. In addition, they are in a better position to sell Westbrook in the future.
Do you agree that it's possible to see Russell Westbrook with the Nuggets in the next NBA season? Do you prefer Westbrook with Miami Heat? What do you think? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
