Revealing how young stars can activate the exchange transfer blockbuster before the NBA Trade Deadline
The NBA transfer market has shown signs of heating up, especially after information appeared about a big superstar intending to ask to be traded to another team.
The NBA G-League Winter Showcase event taking place in Las Vegas has become a gathering place for many technical directors or professional presidents of 30 teams in the NBA. From here, some interesting information about the transfer has been revealed.
According to journalist Chris Haynes of TNT and Bleacher Report, young superstar Trae Young may leave the Atlanta Hawks because of dissatisfaction with the team's achievements and direction this season.
His source Chris Haynes added that if things do not improve in the near future, especially in terms of squad quality, Young will ask to leave Atlanta to find another team with high competition. than.
This year 24 years old, Trae Young has experienced many ups and downs in her playing career. He led the Hawks to the Eastern semifinals two years ago before entering a slump last season, winning exactly one Playoffs game.
In the summer transfer window of 2022, the Hawks shocked the world by bringing in Dejounte Murray, one of the potential All-Star defenders, to team up with Trae Young.
However, this test did not work when Atlanta played very unstable, sometimes extremely sublime, sometimes playing weakly with incomprehensible defeats.
On the side of Trae Young, he has a contract until the end of the 2026-27 season, but has a final year clause (player option). This means that Young could cut his contract early at the end of the 2025-26 season.
Every move and move of the Atlanta Hawks in the upcoming transfer window (which ends in February next year) will likely determine their future with Trae Young. In the immediate future, the State Farm team has made the first move when "replacing the general" in the position of technical director.
They have just appointed Mr. Landry Fields to replace their former professional chairman, Travis Schlenk. Journalist Chris Haynes further notes that Landry Fields has been given the full green light by the team's management to bring in any names needed.
Another point to note is that Fields and Young have a close relationship off the field, so experts consider this to be the first right move for the Atlanta Hawks.
There are still many challenges ahead for the State Farm team, especially in finding a transfer partner. John Collins is the name most likely to be traded in the Atlanta Hawks lineup.
Landry Fields' mission is to turn the 25-year-old bigman into another pack of players with the goal of improving squad depth centered around Trae Young.
