Agent: Kumingga wants a contract similar to Jaylen Green and Jaylen Johnson

Today, Warriors reporter Anthony Slater wrote an article covering the latest progress in the Kumingga incident.

The Warriors did not give up asking Kumingga to give up the veto of the transaction. Turner said that if the Warriors raise their annual salary to nearly $30 million, or include player options in existing contracts, Cumingga is willing to accept team options contracts. Otherwise, they threaten to accept qualification quotes, which will greatly reduce the value of his transaction.

"Two years later, if you want to keep him, you still have his Bird clause (even if you give him a player option)," Turner said. "If you treat him well and show him the plan, maybe you can keep him. (Player Options contract) is not perfect, but I don't think anyone can get everything they really want. If you ask Coominga, he wants a contract similar to Jaylen Green. He can't get that. He wants a contract similar to Jaylen Johnson. You can't get that either. If the Warriors choose the first half of the contract, if the number needs to be lower to stay offline, then choose the player option. Or if you want to control the second half of the contract, raise that number and adjust your lineup, you can have a team option. Or, use a hybrid mode to keep the trade veto." In October last year, Jaylen Green renewed the Rockets early for 3 years and $106 million; Jaylen Johnson renewed the Hawks early for 5 years and $1.5, and both of them had a salary of more than $30 million.