NBA – Amid swirling rumors, Rudy Gobert’s blunt message after the Wolves’ playoff exit

Par Mathieu Seguin | Rédacteur sport

As the NBA offseason heats up, Rudy Gobert’s future has been the subject of much speculation. Amid rumors, a possible trade involving a major star like Kevin Durant was mentioned. Yet, the French center seems clear: he will remain in Minnesota next season.

After a regular season marked by ups and downs and a disappointing elimination in the Western Conference Finals against the Thunder, many questioned the Wolves’ future direction. Some insiders imagined Rudy Gobert might leave to rebalance the team or to make room for a star like Kevin Durant. According to Shams Charania, the Wolves are among the finalists in that pursuit.

But Gobert tried to dispel doubts with an explicit message on his Twitter account, directly addressed to fans and the organization. He reaffirmed his commitment and desire to continue the journey with Minnesota, confirming his key role in the team’s ambition to win the championship alongside Anthony Edwards.

Rudy Gobert speaks frankly about his future

This doesn’t mean Gobert is guaranteed to stay in Minnesota, but he appears ready to continue and likely does not feel threatened by a trade. Known for his defensive importance, it will be interesting to see how Minnesota hopes to resolve the Durant situation without him. For now, Rudy has been very clear.

Rudy Gobert on Twitter: “To be continued…”

Since Gobert posted this alongside a photo of the Wolves’ team during a game, it’s clear he wants to continue the adventure in Minnesota. Whether this feeling is mutual remains to be seen, especially after recent events.

Despite disappointing playoff results, Minnesota continues to count on Rudy Gobert as a defensive pillar and experienced leader. The front office knows his contribution is crucial to support young talents and build a solid group capable of competing in the long term.

As the NBA market accelerates, Gobert’s confirmation reassures some Wolves fans. The Frenchman is not expected to move, according to this message, though Minnesota will have to make sacrifices to either land a player like Kevin Durant or extend Naz Reid, a soon-to-be free agent. And the Wolves’ GM is ready to do whatever it takes to improve the roster.