Horford doesn't have to make a decision right now, as he's likely weighing multiple options. Whether it be from contending teams, thinking about returning to Boston despite Stevens’ comments, or even considering retirement, the veteran has a lot on his plate.

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.

Warriors rumors are swirling that Golden State is on the verge of landing a five-time All-Star to pair with Steph Curry and Draymond Green.

The Golden State Warriors continue to navigate a complicated offseason, and the next move hinges on the uncertain future of forward Jonathan Kuminga. According to a report from Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints,

The Golden State Warriors are a veteran-laden team in win-now mode, and they reportedly have the inside track toward adding another notable older player to their roster this offseason.

Evan Sidery of Forbes has reported that Horford will make a decision between Golden State and the Nuggets. He also noted that the Warriors are the current favorite for the veteran big man, but that Denver would become a more interesting option if Jonas Valanciunas works his way to Europe.

The Boston Celtics may need to get used to a future without veteran forward Al Horford sooner than they would likely want to, according to recent reporting from the Stein Line reporter Jake Fischer. Per multiple reports, Horford has been mulling a number of possible paths as an unrestricted free agent.

Entering NBA free agency, the expectation was that Al Horford would land with the Golden State Warriors and not return to the Boston Celtics. While Horford has not yet formally agreed to a contract to join the Warriors,