Are you interested in saying goodbye to Kyrie in Brooklyn?
At least according to a report in the New York Daily News, the Nets, who were eliminated this season in the first round of the playoffs, are not exactly interested in renewing Kyrie Irving's contract with the team, due to his many shortfalls over the past two years.
Lagard, who did not agree to be vaccinated this season and therefore missed almost all of his team's home games (which had to do without him until a moment before the playoffs), although there is a contract for next season in which he is expected to earn 36.5 million dollars, but at the same time The star will become a free agent as early as next season.
Brooklyn Nets are are "unwilling" to give Kyrie Irving a long term extension due to his unpredictable injury history and his personal decision to not get vaccinated, via @Krisplashed
It'll be interesting to see how this situation plays out.
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The team also reports that they are not at all enthusiastic about exercising the option in light of the fact that Irving has missed many games in recent years, due to a variety of reasons: from refusal to get vaccinated against Corona to personal reasons and multiple injuries.
It should be noted that the last remnant of the trio, Kevin Durant is still unaware of the possibility of Kyrie leaving and the club are afraid of his reaction if the team does part with Irving, less than half a year after the noisy departure from James Harden.
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