Kumingga may not stop losing 50 million? The Sun Bulls sign-ups are blocked, Turner s mediation is difficult to break the situation

July 22, this was a very painful day for Jonathan Kumingga. On the one hand, the Warriors made it clear that it was impossible to make an average salary of 30 million, and a maximum annual average salary of 20 million is given to facilitate future transactions; on the other hand, the Suns and the Bulls signed first and then exchanged Kumingga.

Brett Siegel revealed that last summer the Warriors gave Kumingga a five-year, 150 million early contract renewal offer, but Kumingga's agent Aaron Turner convinced Kumingga to refuse the early contract renewal. He also asked the Warriors management for a quote that was close to the maximum salary, and the negotiations eventually broke down.

This season, the Warriors exchanged Jimmy Butler for the trading deadline, and reached a two-year early contract renewal with Butler. Due to the limitation of the salary space, the Warriors will no longer give Kuming a contract with an average salary of 30 million. The Warriors have clearly informed Kuminga's team that 30 million is impossible, up to 20 million. Aaron Turner also told the Warriors that Kumingga would not return and the team was committed to signing first and then changing.

Bulls are indeed one of the teams that are interested in Cumingga, but there are also difficulties in the Bulls reaching a signing with the Warriors. First of all, the Warriors are unwilling to accept Vucevic's contract in this deal, and the Bulls are unwilling to give Kobe White. The Warriors are interested in Dosem, but they need to finalize Josh Gidey's contract first. Like Cumingga, they are asking for an average salary of 30 million+.

The Suns are still interested in Kumingga, the young forward, but in addition to lacking draft pick assets, the assets they are willing to give away Allen, O'Neal Jr., and Richards are all uninterested by the Warriors. Unless the Suns are willing to include some young assets in the transaction, the possibility of the Suns switching to Kumingga is very small.

In other words, Kumingga's agent Aaron Turner's two years of fooling around has left Kumingga in a dilemma. Maybe he will eventually get a quotation of 7.9 million yuan and stay with the Warriors for a year, otherwise he will really have to accept an annual salary of 20 million yuan. [Turner has no effect in mediating well with multiple parties, he missed the best opportunity]