A blockbuster Kevin Durant trade is on the horizon! According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, the Suns superstar is poised to be moved in just a few days, with the Rockets, Heat, and Timberwolves leading the charge in negotiations.

Charania revealed on "The Pat McAfee Show" that discussions are heating up, with six to eight teams showing interest in the Suns. However, recent developments indicate that the front office is particularly focused on those three contenders.

Initially, the Knicks were rumored to be involved in the Durant sweepstakes, but reports have clarified that they are no longer in the running.

NBA insider Jake Fischer further fueled the speculation by suggesting that there is a growing consensus that Durant will be dealt before the NBA Draft on June 25.

Durant is in the final year of a massive four-year, $166 million contract, which adds a layer of complexity for any potential trade partners. The looming question of whether a team would be willing to offer him an expensive extension or treat him as a one-year rental is crucial.

Charania drew an intriguing parallel to the Raptors’ 2018 trade for Kawhi Leonard, who led Toronto to an NBA championship during his single season before moving to the Clippers.

Despite being in the later stages of his career, Durant remains a phenomenal scorer, averaging 26.6 points per game in 62 outings with the Suns last season, despite the team struggling with a 36-46 record and missing the playoffs.

Imagine the possibilities: teaming up with young talents like Alperen Sengun and Amen Thompson in Houston, or joining a contending squad in Minnesota alongside rising star Anthony Edwards. However, the Heat may not be as favored for a deep playoff run as their Western rivals.

As the clock ticks down to the NBA Draft, all eyes will be on Durant and which franchise will take a chance on this four-time scoring champion.