Nba: Durant confirms, 'I won't be back for this season'

Although the NBA season will end much later than expected, so by October 12, Kevin Durant will not return to the field preferring to continue rehabilitation after the Achilles tendon rupture reported during the finals played with Golden State last year. He said it himself, speaking during an Espn broadcast, disappointing the hopes of the fans of the Brooklyn Nets (his current team) who hoped to see him on the field at least for a glimpse of the season that, at Disney World, will resume on July 31 . "My season, this, ended before starting - said Durant -. It is still too early for me to return to the field, I prefer to continue the rehabilitation and already think about the next one. Now it's better to wait, because I feel I'm not ready yet to play matches as intense as those of the NBA ".
    Durant, ten times All Star and two times champion with the Warriors, also confirmed that he was one of the 4 Nets players who tested positive for the coronavirus, from which he has already recovered. The club hadn't disclosed the names of the basketball players with Covid-19. "When they told me, I was surprised - KD said -, then I tried to find out more. And the more I learned, the more I reassured myself. The curiosity was to understand how I took it and how to fight it".
    A comment on the Minneapolis events and the death of George Floyd could not be missing. "I have seen the love and solidarity that we have as a black community - the Brooklyn superstar's opinion -, which always remains united in tragedies. I am proud of it because we are fighting for something we strongly believe in. Now I would like the four policemen were judged as normal people. "