The Dilemma of Warriors Contract Renewal: Where will the dispute between Kumingga go?

On September 28, the Warriors are about to usher in Media Day and start training camp. However, the team's contract renewal farce with Kumingga is shrouded like a dark cloud and there is no sign of dissipation. According to Warriors reporters, any chance to sign first and then trade Kumingga has ended, and another reporter in the Bay Area even said bluntly that the Warriors were "taken" by a substitute player.

The Warriors and Kumingga have been stalemate over the issue of renewal. Currently, the Warriors have provided Cuminga with two new contracts, namely $45 million for 2 years and $75.2 million for 3 years. However, both contracts have team options and require Kumingga to give up the veto of the transaction. Kumingga decisively rejected such a contract renewal. He insisted that only by changing the team options to the player options can he be willing to sign the contract.

Today, Warriors' reporter Dalton Johnson brought news that the deadline for Jonathan-Cummingga's qualification quotation is this Wednesday, the day after the start of training camp. Moreover, in fact, any chance of signing first and then changing is basically impossible. He revealed: "What I heard is: 'This is over.'"

Previously, both the Sun and the King showed great interest in getting Kumingga through sign-up transactions. Among them, the King once offered a first-round pick for Monk +, but was rejected by the Warriors. The reason is that the Warriors do not want to take over Monk's long-term contract. This series of operations has made the contract renewal negotiations between the two parties more complicated.

Recently, Warriors reporter Tim Kawakami talked about the farce on the show, saying: "I don't think there will be a deal. That thing about the King has never made sense to me. Kumingga has a contract with a guaranteed amount of $48 million. Will he sign or won't sign? Everyone in the league is shocked, and this has been delayed until now." He also said bluntly: "I'm shocked that the Warriors will be bullied by someone who the league insider thinks is a substitute. This is a substitute and they are bullied by a substitute; but he is that (trading) bargaining chip, and he is the only way for them to get better (trading).” He continued: "Someone said this: 'For a substitute, it's incredible.' It's really incredible for a substitute to put the Warriors in such a situation." The contract renewal farce between the Warriors and Kumingga has filled the team's future with uncertainty. From the Warriors' perspective, they must consider the rationality of the team's salary structure, and hope to leave Kumingga, a potential trading chip to enhance the team's strength. Kumingga hopes to gain more initiative in the contract and protect his own interests. Now, the closing of signing first and then changing opportunities has made the situation even more tense. Will Kumingga make a decision before the qualification quotation deadline? Will he accept the Warriors' contract or choose another way out? This not only concerns Kumingga's personal career direction, but also has a significant impact on the Warriors' lineup and tactical layout in the new season. There may be an answer to how this contract renewal farce will end soon, and fans are waiting and watching the final development of the incident.