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Recent speculation about a potential trade involving Bradley Beal moving to the Milwaukee Bucks has been debunked. NBA insider Chris Haynes reports that there is no truth to the rumors linking the Bucks to Beal.

Haynes tweeted, “Sources: A Milwaukee Bucks, Bradley Beal connection is nonexistent.” This comes in response to earlier reports suggesting a multi-team trade that would involve sending Jimmy Butler of the Miami Heat to the Phoenix Suns, with Beal heading to Milwaukee.

Beal, 31, has been a key player for the Suns since joining the team. He is currently averaging 17.1 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 3.3 assists in 32.7 minutes per game. Despite his scoring ability, Beal has recently been moved to a bench role, leading to further questions about his future with the Suns.

With three years remaining on his contract, Beal is owed $160 million. The star guard holds a no-trade clause, which gives him significant control over any potential move. This clause allows Beal to approve or deny any trade offers, putting the decision firmly in his hands.

While the Bucks have not engaged in any discussions with the Suns regarding Beal, the NBA trade rumor mill continues to swirl.