"Do you want to be here?"- Jonathan Kuminga has reportedly reacted to Golden State Warriors' owner Joe Lacob's proposal to solve their deal dispute
With the NBA off-season gradually coming to an end, the speculations around Jonathan Kuminga and Golden State Warriors have been making headlines. According to ESPN’s prominent NBA insiders Shams Charania and Anthony Slater, Warriors’ owner Joe Lacob flew all the way to Miami to discuss Kuminga’s restricted free agency. Reportedly, Lacob witnessed Jonathan Kuminga’s frustration on a very different level.
Jonathan Kuminga reacts to Golden State Warriors’ owner Joe Lacob’s proposal to solve their contract dispute
With the 2025 NBA season inching closer towards training camp, the buzz around Jonathan Kuminga and the Golden State Warriors has left his fans biting their nails. With uncertainty looming over Kuminga’s restricted free agency, the Golden State Warriors’ post season moves have slowed down.
As reported by ESPN’s Anthony Slater and Shams Charania, Warriors owner Joe Lacob flew all the way to Miami to sort out the deal dispute with Jonathan Kuminga. Reportedly, Lacob met with a frustrated NBA forward during his discussion about the contract and even asked him whether he wanted to stay here or not. Kuminga responded,
"Do you even want me here?"
According to the report by Anthony Slater and Jonathan Kuminga, Warriors owner Joe Lacob has been a prominent figure in Jonathan Kuminga’s NBA career. From being picked at the overall No. 7 during the 2021 NBA drafting session to still trying almost every possible way to bring him in, Joe Lacob has had a significant impact on Kuminga's NBA journey.
Golden State Warriors’ owner Joe Lacob has been a huge driving force in Jonathan Kuminga’s NBA career
According to ESPN duo Shams Charania and Anthony Slater’s latest report, Golden State Warriors’ owner Joe Lacob has been a great driving force in Jonathan Kuminga’s NBA journey. Lacob has always supported Kuminga while keeping his potential in mind.
Reportedly, Kuminga has shown no interest in accepting the Golden State Warriors' longstanding $45 million deal for the upcoming two NBA seasons. The offer also includes a team option in the second season. However, a $7.9 million offer still lies on the table for Kuming with an October 1, 2025 deadline.
Also Read: Golden State Warriors eye Jonathan Kuminga for the next NBA season with an $8 million deal
Jonathan Kuminga reacts to Golden State Warriors’ owner Joe Lacob’s proposal to solve their contract dispute
With the 2025 NBA season inching closer towards training camp, the buzz around Jonathan Kuminga and the Golden State Warriors has left his fans biting their nails. With uncertainty looming over Kuminga’s restricted free agency, the Golden State Warriors’ post season moves have slowed down.
As reported by ESPN’s Anthony Slater and Shams Charania, Warriors owner Joe Lacob flew all the way to Miami to sort out the deal dispute with Jonathan Kuminga. Reportedly, Lacob met with a frustrated NBA forward during his discussion about the contract and even asked him whether he wanted to stay here or not. Kuminga responded,
"Do you even want me here?"
According to the report by Anthony Slater and Jonathan Kuminga, Warriors owner Joe Lacob has been a prominent figure in Jonathan Kuminga’s NBA career. From being picked at the overall No. 7 during the 2021 NBA drafting session to still trying almost every possible way to bring him in, Joe Lacob has had a significant impact on Kuminga's NBA journey.
Golden State Warriors’ owner Joe Lacob has been a huge driving force in Jonathan Kuminga’s NBA career
According to ESPN duo Shams Charania and Anthony Slater’s latest report, Golden State Warriors’ owner Joe Lacob has been a great driving force in Jonathan Kuminga’s NBA journey. Lacob has always supported Kuminga while keeping his potential in mind.
Reportedly, Kuminga has shown no interest in accepting the Golden State Warriors' longstanding $45 million deal for the upcoming two NBA seasons. The offer also includes a team option in the second season. However, a $7.9 million offer still lies on the table for Kuming with an October 1, 2025 deadline.
Also Read: Golden State Warriors eye Jonathan Kuminga for the next NBA season with an $8 million deal
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