The Golden State Warriors reportedly believed they were set to land Al Horford in free agency last week, though the veteran big man remains on the market.

While the Boston Celtics continue to rework their roster for salary cap reasons this summer, the expectation was free agent center Al Horford was planning to sign this month with the Golden State Warriors,

The NBA has always been a game of one of the highest levels of physical competitiveness. And hey, 40 has been the new 20 in the league. After teams bidding for LeBron James, another player in his forties,

The Golden State Warriors are expected to sign Al Horford and De’Anthony Melton, according to NBA insider Marc Stein of The Stein Line. Horford and Melton

The Golden State Warriors could trade Jonathan Kuminga to the Chicago Bulls for Nikola Vucevic rather than signing Al Horford in free agency.

The Golden State Warriors thought they had their free agent veteran center locked in. Al Horford, fresh off a successful run with the Boston Celtics and still one of the most dependable big men in the game,

Al Horford is widely expected to sign with the Golden State Warriors this summer, assuming he doesn't decide to call time on his career. The veteran big man is an unrestricted free agent. The Boston Celtics' current cap situation and the fact that they're retooling while Jayson Tatum recovers from an Achilles tendon tear mean Horford is unlikely to re-sign with the franchise.

During the 2024-25 NBA season with the Celtics, Horford played in 60 games and made 42 starts. He averaged nine points, 6.2 rebounds, 2.1 assists, and 0.9 blocks per game, while shooting 42.3 percent and 36.3 percent from three-point range.

The NBA world is still waiting on Al Horford to make a decision in free agency, and there is still an expectation he will end up with the Golden State Warriors.

Golden State has had a slow offseason, but coming away with Horford, Simmons and Seth Curry would be a great set of moves to add more winning presence on a team trying to make the most of the end of the careers of Steph, Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler.