The Utah Jazz will need to move once free agency opens. According to reports, they have a significant interest in unrestricted free agent Bojan Bogdanovic.

Bogdanovic averaged 18.0 points, 4.1 rebounds, and 2.0 assists for the Indiana Pacers last season. He's one of the reasons why Indy was able to make the playoffs despite losing All-Star guard Victor Oladipo to a season-ending injury in January.

Bojan is considered one of the best mid-tier free agents on the market, and his 49 percent shooting from the field and 42 percent clip beyond the arc is one of the reasons why a lot of teams are hoping to sign him.

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If the Jazz manage to lure him away from the Pacers, they will become a more formidable team next season. The team has already acquired veteran point guard Mike Conley via trade, and adding Bogdanovic will be huge.

The Jazz have a rising star in Donovan Mitchell and a defensive stalwart in Rudy Gobert. Together, those two have helped the team reach the playoffs for two straight years.

Utah is already prepared to take the next step, all they need to do right now is to make the right decisions in free agency. If they are successful in landing the players they want, expect them to become one of the powerhouses in the West next season.