On April 26, Beijing time, according to US media reports, Cameron Anthony plans to play for another year, but his first choice is to stay in Los Angeles. At the same time, Anthony is completely open to his future choices, and if he wants to fall back to the roots, then the Nets are likely to get him, after all, Anthony was born in Brooklyn.
It is worth mentioning that Anthony has won Olympic gold medals with Durant and Irving, they all have a good relationship, and Joe Harris is undecided next season, and the Nets also need to have more shooters around Durant and Irving.
Other than that, the Knicks probably won't be too interested in Anthony, as their frontcourt lineup is luxuriously configured, with the presence of Redish, Barrett, Randle and Torre equals, which also makes it difficult for Anthony to get playing time.
Since Anthony is unlikely to return to the Nuggets, and because of his previous bad experience with the Rockets, the possibility of him joining the 76ers is also non-existent.
Other than that, the Celtics and the Heat may be interested in Anthony, but it's less clear now. So, for Anthony, if he doesn't keep the Lakers next season, there's a good chance he'll go to Brooklyn.
Because the Lakers have experienced a bad season this season, many people are not optimistic that the Lakers will want to keep Anthony.