After a single season with the Sacramento Kings, DeMar DeRozan may already be on his way out. The veteran forward joined the Kings last offseason following three productive years with the Chicago Bulls.

Kuminga's options appear limited. Going back to Golden State for a year could make sense, but there's a lot of risk for both sides.

The Golden State Warriors are still awaiting a decision by restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga as the NBA offseason is nearing August.Of course, Kuminga has a major decision to make regarding the next step of his career and it appears likely that it will not be in Golden State but rather with another franchise.

"The Suns have interest in Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga, league sources confirmed to The Republic, but are unlikely to land him because they lack the draft capital and assets to deliver in what would be a sign-and-trade for the Warriors," Rankin reported.

The Bulls have been mentioned as a team to watch for Jonathan Kuminga, but they need to finalize a deal with Josh Giddey first.

Jonathan Kuminga and the Golden State Warriors have been at odds for a while. His role and value to the team still haven’t been figured out. By the end of the 2024–25 season, things got so bad that he didn’t play for most of the first-round series against the Houston Rockets.

In an offseason marked by the Kevin Durant trade, Damian Lillard re-signing with the Trail Blazers, and a $70 million-per-year extension for Devin Booker, the Chicago Bulls have been relatively quiet.

Jonathan Kuminga, Cam Thomas, Josh Giddey and Quentin Grimes are all stuck in similar restricted free agency limbo