Julius Randle's Stick to the Knicks after his transfer to Minnesota: "Here I feel loved"
The player made his first statements on Thursday about the impactful trade that he sent to the T-Wolves
Julius Randle is the new player for the Minnesota Timberwolves in the NBA since the end of September when he was traded by the New York Knicks along with Donte DiVincenzo and Keita Bates-Diop in exchange for Karl-Anthony Towns.
Randle showcased his best performance with the Knicks, but recently encountered internal issues within the team, coupled with injury problems. Consequently, his departure from the Big Apple franchise was far from ideal.
During media statements this past Thursday, October 3, captured by Real GM, Randle shared his first words as a Timberwolves player and took the opportunity to send a "message" to the Knicks.
"One wants to be in a place where they feel wanted. And I feel wanted here. At this stage of my career, I have achieved many great things individually, but I want to win a championship. This is a perfect opportunity to do so," said Julius Randle. "The trade was a breath of fresh air."
This is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El palo de Julius Randle a los Knicks tras su traspaso a Minnesota: "Aquí me siento querido"
