Apart from the ongoing negotiations with restricted free agent Clint Capela, the Houston Rockets also have another member of last season’s roster they’d like to bring back: Luc Mbah a Moute.

It was thought among Rockets fans that despite missing out on LeBron James and Paul George, Houston would make quick work of re-signing its own free agents in order to mount another run at Golden State. They quickly agreed to a new deal with Chris Paul, but lost Trevor Ariza to Phoenix in free agency and are in the midst of a negotiation battle with Clint Capela that isn’t going well.

According to a person close to the situation and with knowledge of negotiations, Houston isn’t giving Mbah a Moute the money and long-term security he desires, instead offering him near the same amount as the $2.1 million veteran’s minimum deal he signed for with Houston in the 2017-18 season. The person requested anonymity because he was not authorized to comment about Mbah a Moute.

According to the person, the San Antonio Spurs, Los Angeles Lakers, Los Angeles Clippers, Washington Wizards and Philadelphia 76ers have expressed interest, and at least two of these teams have presented offers to Mbah a Moute.

Mbah a Moute enjoyed last season and feels at home in Houston, so he is waiting to see if the Rockets will increase their offer to retain his services—but he also won’t sit and wait patiently throughout free agency.