Kevin Durant and Phoenix Suns may butt heads over the best new destination for the NBA superstar

Kevin Durant has multiple trade options this summer. From the San Antonio Spurs making a buzz to even rumors of the Golden State Warriors knocking at his door, the NBA veteran could go anywhere.

But the real question is - Will it be for the right reasons? While it is almost a done deal that he will be leaving the Phoenix Suns during the off-season, where he ends up landing is the main thing everyone wants to know.

And with multiple sources saying that quite a few top teams are vying for his talents, the 36-year-old also has other things to consider.

Where is Kevin Durant going after leaving the Phoenix Suns

From the San Antonio Spurs to the Miami Heat to the Houston Rockets, Kevin Durant is keeping quite a few options at hand as the offseason window inches closer.

He will be leaving the Phoenix Suns at the end of it, but where he ends up going is still up in the air. But according to NBA sources, chances of him landing with the Rockets or the Heats are much higher than that of the Spurs, who are also gunning for some top draft options this summer.

According to Shams Charania of ESPN, while Durant has made his choices clear, whether his preferred destinations will match with what the Suns are looking for in their perfect business deal is not equated to the same.

"Durant is on an expiring $54.7 million deal for 2025-26, and the Suns have made clear to six-to-eight seriously interested teams that they will make the best deal for the franchise – even outside of his preferred list of Miami, San Antonio and Houston."

Durant apparently wanted to make a move to Houston or Miami back in February, and everyone thought that he could be transitioned into a new team, but nothing panned out, and he stayed with the Suns. Where he ends up now, once the off-season window opens, is what fans will be looking to see, as the playoff season inches closer with each day. What do the fans think about where Kevin Durant will finally end up going? Also Read: Phoenix Suns' Kevin Durant sends subtle 6-word reaction to Desmond Bane’s trade to Orlando Magic