Some more trade winds are blowing throughout the NBA with a reported three-team deal being discussed between New Orleans, the Timberwolves and the Phoenix Suns. Nothing concrete has been finalised but negotiations are underway that would see versatile player Andrei Kirilenko land in Minnesota. Kirilenko is also being courted by the Brooklyn Nets - their owner Mikhail Prokhorov is a friend of Kirilenko's- and the Golden State Warriors have shown interest in signing 'Ak-47'.

ESPN.com has the details of the potential trade :

The potential deal comes amid reports that the Timberwolves are interested in signing the 31-year-old Kirilenko.

In the deal, the Phoenix Suns would send Robin Lopez and Hakim Warrick to New Orleans, and the Suns would get Wesley Johnson and a future first-round pick from Minnesota. The source said New Orleans would trade Brad Miller to the Suns. It's unclear what Minnesota would get from the deal.

New Orleans and Phoenix discussed a similar four-team trade last week, with Boston and Houston replacing Minnesota, but the Suns pulled out as the deal fell apart. That's when the Timberwolves entered the picture.