Team Note: After the incident is resolved, the Warriors will sign Horford and Melton as soon as possible

According to Warriors reporter Danny Emerman, Kumingga and the Warriors are currently at a deadlock, but after Kumingga's matter is resolved, the Warriors are expected to sign Horford and Melton as soon as possible.

Danny Emerman revealed that the Warriors and the Kumingga team have not been in contact for weeks as negotiations on Kumingga remained at a standstill. Kumingga proposed a three-year contract of 82 million to the Warriors, but was rejected by the Warriors. Kumingga told people around him that the 7.9 million qualification offer is more attractive than the Warriors' current proposal.

Previously, the Warriors recorded Slater reported that the Warriors have regarded Horford as an important member of the plan for next season, and if he joins, he will serve as the starting center. Last season, Horford played 60 games with the Celtics, averaging 9 points, 6.2 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game.

In addition, Jake Weinbach previously reported that the Warriors are likely to reach an oral agreement with Horford, Melton and Payton Jr., but these possible signings cannot be officially announced for the time being until Kumingga's situation is resolved.