Fight the Warriors! Kumingga resolutely exchanges for veto and freedom

According to the latest follow-up report by famous American reporter Shams, the Warriors have provided Kumingga with a 2-year, $4,500 contract renewal offer, which includes team options and requires the waivement of terms such as the veto of the transaction. Kumingga and his team chose to refuse the first time.

After rejecting the two-year, 45 million contract renewal offer provided by the Warriors, Kumingga Zexi signed a qualification offer. According to the labor-management agreement, players who sign the qualification offer will have one year's veto power, while Kumingga's qualification offer is US$7.9 million per year. So he is willing to get 14 million less next season and also get a trade veto and a full free agent status next summer.

In fact, the annual salary of the new contract provided by the Warriors to Kumingga reached 25 million US dollars, which is only 5 million US dollars from the 30 million annual salary that Kumingga asked for at that time. Under normal circumstances, Kumingga should be able to consider accepting it. Now he is willing to get 14 million less a year, but he refuses the Warriors soon exposed.

Kuminga believes that the Warriors have hindered their development in the past four seasons, and Cole's failure to keep himself in the starting lineup is the main reason why he wants to leave the team. In fact, it was a good thing in the past few seasons. Kumingga has always been regarded as one of the core team building in the future in the Warriors, but before he knew it, Kumingga seemed a little arrogant, which made Cole a little unhappy. Later, with Butler's joining, Kumingga was directly DNP!