New York Knicks, Karl-Anthony Towns’ future in New York: trade scenario cannot be ruled out

07/11/202616:45

With no extension agreement in place, New York could consider moving the center if he seriously weighs leaving in the summer of 2027.

Karl-Anthony Towns’ future with the New York Knicks could become a storyline to watch on the trade market. Moving the center would be a surprising decision at this stage, but the lack of an extension agreement before the start of the season leaves the door open to different scenarios.

According to Heavy.com, the Knicks cannot rule out a trade if Towns seriously considers leaving New York in the summer of 2027.

The franchise has reportedly put that possibility on the table, and the center would have potential suitors if nothing changes before June 30. Towns has two years and $118 million remaining, including a player option.

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