According to the latest NBA trade rumors, the Miami Heat might give a green signal to their veteran player Chris Bosh to play for the 2016-17 season. Reports claimed that the Heat will allow Bosh to play while on blood thinners, which will be effective only for eight hours.

Miami Herald reported that the Heat had earlier rejected the idea of Bosh playing for the team using blood thinners, but according to the close sources, the team is now more open and optimistic towards bringing back their power forward back in action.

However, a few reports stated that Bosh might leave the Miami Heat to join the Denver Nuggets. The NBA trade rumors suggested that if the 32-year-old player insists on leaving the team then the Heat might entertain the possible trade option.

According to Fansided, the Heat might trade Bosh to the Nuggets in exchange for their power forward Kenneth Faried and forward Wilson Chandler. Should the trade become a reality, then the rumors hinted that the Heat's overall gameplay will be enhanced.

It is expected that Chandler will provide the Heat with his offensive skills on-court, whereas Faried will bring his excellent defensive skills to the table and thus help the team to put up high scores on the board.

On the other hand, trade rumors suggested that even the Denver Nuggets will benefit by bringing in Bosh onto their roster. Reports suggested that Bosh's offensive and defensive skills will help the Nuggets to provide tough competition to other teams in the NBA league. The Heat's veteran player has an average of 19.1 points, 8.5 rebounds, and 2.0 assists through 33.5 minutes of playing time in 53 games in the last season, which is expected to aid the Nuggets in winning more games.

However, there is no official confirmation whether both the teams will engage in the possible trade option. Stay tuned in here for more updates and NBA trade rumors.