While many teams are interested, Sidery most recently reports that multiple teams are preparing to pull out of trade talks, which could be a problem for Brooklyn regarding its rebuild. The Nets hold a steep asking price for Johnson, looking for at least two first-round picks or a promising young player with at least one pick.

Cameron Johnson scored 18 points as the host Brooklyn Nets dominated the fourth quarter on Friday night and earned a 102-86 victory over the Miami Heat, who were playing their first game since trading Jimmy Butler.

Sacramento will now move on from talks with the Nets regarding Johnson, now that De'Aaron Fox is expected to be traded.

League sources have consistently told The Post that the Nets — who were obviously highly motivated to deal away Schroder and Finney-Smith, since both were 30-somethings set to hit unrestricted free agency — have not been shopping Johnson.

The Nets beat the Heat 102-86 thanks to a fourth quarter that saw Brooklyn dominate Miami to the tune of 31-9 after the first three quarters were back-and-forth between the teams.