Par Mathieu Seguin | Rédacteur sport
A new turning point could be coming in the Kevin Durant saga. As the deadline to finalize a trade approaches, several teams are in the running, including the Spurs. And one of their players has decided to have a little fun with the situation.
The San Antonio Spurs are now among the favorites to acquire Kevin Durant. This position is strengthened by the fact that Durant himself reportedly expressed interest in joining the Texas franchise, which is looking for a fresh start and new ambitions after several rebuilding seasons. It would be a big help for Victor Wembanyama if confirmed.
Among the players likely to be part of the package sent to the Phoenix Suns is Jeremy Sochan. The young Spurs forward is a promising talent, and his inclusion in the negotiations shows San Antonio is ready to go all-in to attract Durant. The plan is clear: build around an exceptional duo to quickly return to the top.
A Spur player joking about a possible departure?
The video below, shared on Twitter, shows Jeremy Sochan “surrendering” to Phoenix. This clip is likely a humorous nod amid a very serious trade discussion, but it highlights the growing attention on this potential move. Sochan is not considered untouchable, especially with his shooting struggles.
Jeremy Sochan on the way to Phoenix 👀
— Legion Hoops (@LegionHoops) June 15, 2025
(h/t @ChrisScorch)pic.twitter.com/5iphm59eqm
This trade scenario seems all the more plausible as the Spurs are not the only contenders, but their determination combined with Durant’s desire to come there could tip the balance. The NBA trade market is buzzing, and the arrival of the Slim Reaper in San Antonio could change everything.
Meanwhile, Phoenix is trying to maximize its returns in this deal, which could prolong negotiations. It remains to be seen if San Antonio can hold firm against the competition and convince the Suns with an intriguing offer. The coming days will be crucial for the futures of Kevin Durant and the Spurs. A thrilling new chapter is about to begin.