The NBA’s trade deadline is fast approaching, and one of the most talked-about names is Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving. According to multiple sources, Irving has asked the Nets for a trade, and the team is already fielding offers from several teams.

The Los Angeles Lakers, Phoenix Suns, Dallas Mavericks and Miami Heat have all expressed interest in acquiring Irving, and the New York Knicks and Utah Jazz have also been linked to trade talks.

Tristan Thompson, Irving’s former teammate on the Cleveland Cavaliers, revealed that he recently texted Irving about reuniting on the Lakers. However, a potential reunion between Irving and LeBron James in Los Angeles could stand in the way of the Heat acquiring Irving.

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith weighed in on the situation, saying the Nets should not be too quick to trade Irving. He believes that Irving’s trade request could be a negotiating tactic, and that the Nets should wait and see if any other teams make a better offer.

Regardless of where Irving ends up, it’s clear that he is one of the most sought-after players in the league. With the trade deadline quickly approaching, NBA fans will be watching closely to see where Irving ends up.