The Minnesota Timberwolves are in talks to trade Kevin Love tothe Cleveland Cavaliers, but the two teams cannot agree to terms until Aug. 23, when rookie Andrew Wiggins is eligible to be moved. But whileneither team cannot address a deal involving Wiggins, Wolves owner Glen Taylor told Air Jordan 11 Pioneer Pressa trade is likely to come within the next month, a move that would meet Love's demands. Kevin Love (AP Photo) MORE: Wolves told Love to scarpe da calcio 2015 out of Team USA | Wolves express interest in Thad Young"I'm saying it's most likely because Kevin has made it pretty clear that that's what he wants to do," Taylor said.Taylor previously said he wanted to keep Love in Minnesota, but he has nowacknowledged that Love wants to leave.Love is most likely to end up in Cleveland alongside LeBron James and Kyrie Irving, with Wiggins andAnthony Bennett headedto Minnesota in a trade package.The direction ofCleveland changed when James decided to return to the franchise. Previously, it had the No. 1 pick in three of the past four years stayed in perpetual rebuilding mode.Minnesota president Flip Saunders wants the Wolves to be competitive, but it is hard to maintain those expectations when unloading a player of Love's ilk."I think when you move somebody like Kevin, who's been an all-star, that you've got to get a number of players on your team that have the potential of replacing him," Taylor said. "Flip(Saunders, Wolves president) has looked at this team and offensively, he's got a pretty good team. Defensively, it's got to be better, so I think that's where some of the areas will be replaced."