Al Horford is reportedly weighing retirement as one of the few remaining unrestricted free agents on the NBA market, according to The Boston Globe's Adam Himmelsbach.

Al Horford could help a lot of teams: He can score inside, knock down 3s, and remains a quality defender. At age 39, a team has to monitor his minutes and not run him like he’s 29, but in a limited role, he could help a lot of playoff teams. It’s why he is one of the best free agents still on the market.

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Veteran center Al Horford is considering retirement from the NBA. Horford, who spent the last four seasons with the Boston Celtics, is an unrestricted free agent. “Veteran big man Al Horford’s future remains unclear,

The current free agency of one Warriors player seems to be what's preventing Golden State from signing Al Horford.

Veteran big man Al Horford’s future remains unclear. A league source said Monday that Horford is taking his time while assessing offers from multiple teams but added that the 39-year-old is

Al Horford is considering ending his 18-year NBA career by retiring amid interest from the Warriors and Lakers to sign the 39-year-old veteran.

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.

Horford was previously with the Celtics from the 2016-17 campaign until the conclusion of the 2018-19 season, and made his way back to Boston ahead of the 2021-22 campaign.

Al Horford is set to enter his 19th season in the NBA next season. For the last four seasons, he has been playing for the Boston Celtics, where he has achieved great success, including winning the NBA Championship in 2024, the first of his career. Last season with the Celtics, Horford averaged 9.0 points, 6.2 rebounds, and 2.1 assists per game.