Who will the Celtics trade next? Share your best guess.

The Celtics roster is still in motion as the NBA’s free agency begins Monday night and deals have already been made since the 2025 NBA Draft.

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Although they cannot be formally signed until July 6, the team will be allowed to negotiate and agree to terms with free agents starting at 6 p.m.

However, the Celtics are still around $4 million short of the second luxury tax apron as of Sunday, so the opening of free agency does not necessarily imply the team will be able to spend a lot of money. This implies that they will have to sign players to the veteran’s minimum or begin re-signing their own free agents on Monday night.

The Celtics have so far avoided paying millions in luxury tax by trading starters Kristaps Porzingisto and Julius Holiday, shredding their salaries.

Niangand, GeorgesThe reduced salary of Anfernee Simons, who were recently purchased, helped to reduce expenses.

Prior to acquiring Amari Williams and Max Shulgain in the second round, the squad had selected 19-year-old Hugo Gonz lezof of Spain.

According to a league source who spoke to The Boston Globe on Sunday, the Celtics also acquired JD Davison’s $2.27 million club option for the upcoming campaign. However, the source stated that the agreement will not be guaranteed in order to preserve future flexibility.

The Celtics roster is far from set, especially with free agency starting on Monday. Who else do you believe the Celtics will trade? That is our question. Who in free agency would be a good fit?

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