Cameron Johnson, 29, was traded from the Brooklyn Nets to the Denver Nuggets earlier this month. The small forward said in a recent interview that his former team, the Brooklyn Nets, will have a bright future and insisted that his former teammates are still his good brothers.

In the 2024/25 NBA season, Cameron Johnson played 57 times for the Brooklyn Nets, averaging 18.8 points, 47.5% shooting percentage and 39.0% 3-point shooting percentage, and performed extremely well.

When talking about joining the new team Denver Nuggets, Cameron Johnson said, "I will still bring a team-first mentality. I am eager and want to win games and I am eager to win the championship. Our team certainly has the important pieces to achieve this goal. This is what I am most excited about, and my first goal is to win."

In addition, the Denver Nuggets also introduced Tim Hardaway Jr. and Jonas Valanciunas earlier, making fans look forward to the arrival of the new season.

As for his former team, the Brooklyn Nets, and head coach Jordy Fernandez, Cameron Johnson said, "I have great respect for the Brooklyn Nets coaching staff, especially Jordy Fernandez. I really enjoy playing under him, and his future in this league is limitless."

"I also think the Brooklyn Nets will have a bright future, and I will continue to follow them. I think everyone should understand that once you are involved in an NBA team, you will naturally establish a relationship. Such a relationship will not disappear because you are traded. These teammates are still my brothers."