Zoran Dragic heading to camp in Spain on Saturday, 'No agreement on the table yet' for NBA

While reports out of Slovenia and Spain are suggesting the Phoenix Suns are currently working on a buyout with Spanish club Unicaja Malaga, Zoran Dragic is moving ahead with plans to join Unicaja for training camp.

"I'm still a member of Unicaja Malaga and tomorrow I am going to Spain in preparation with the club," Dragic said Friday in Slovenian.

He did, however, hint that plans could change, as NBA teams have until Oct. 5 to work out a deal with Dragic, allowing him to be bought out of his contract for a reported $971,000.

"Of course, my life's interest is an NBA club," Dragic said. "But the actual agreement has not yet occurred. It is all possible, but as I said, I am leaving tomorrow."

So there's still nothing firm on the Dragic front, but it now appears as if the Suns, the home of his brother Goran Dragic, are again the frontrunner. That would give the Suns a pair of brothers, along with Markieff and Marcus Morris, potentially enabling them to trot out the most confusing lineup ever.