The Chicago Bulls have renewed their push to acquire Minnesota Timberwolves forward Kevin Love trade, according to ESPN.com's Marc Stein and Brian Windhorst. But while Chicago has now entered into the running for Love, the Cleveland Cavaliers remain the frontrunner. Now that Cleveland is willing to place Andrew Wiggins in a package, they Best Nike KD 7 confidence the Wolves will go for the deal, ESPN.com reports. Kevin Love (AP Photo) MORE: NBA officials assess Loveweaknesses| Carter: Cavs in LeBron's heart | Coach K would trade WigginsCleveland would offer Wiggins, Anthony Bennett and a future first-round pick for the opportunity to pair Love with LeBron James and Kyrie Irving, according to ESPN.com. One more player must be included to satisfy Nike Lebron 12 rules.The exact details of Chicago's offer weren't available, but the Wolves are expected to ask for Taj Gibson and Jimmy Butler, ESPN.com reports. That would leave Chicago with a core based on Derrick Rose, Joakim Noah and Pau Gasol. The Bulls had backed off their Love efforts to focus on Carmelo Anthony.There are some possible setbacks to an eventual Love deal. will be signed soon, which will mean he cannot be traded for at least 30 days. The Cavaliers have included Wiggins' $5.5 million salary cap hit as part of the trade scenarios.A possible threat to both the Bulls and Cavaliers, however, is owner Glen Taylor's statement that he wants to keep Love. Of course, if Love doesn't want to be had, the Wolves won't keep him only to lose him on the free-agency market.