The Golden State Warriors are reportedly considering trading Jonathan Kuminga, whose performance hasn't met expectations since being drafted in 2021. A potential swap involving Josh Giddey of the Chicago Bulls has been discussed,

The Golden State Warriors’ offseason continues to revolve around one question. Namely, what happens with Jonathan Kuminga? Golden State currently has just nine players signed to standard contracts, and the Kuminga standoff is slowing the rest of its roster moves.

At some point, the Golden State Warriors and Jonathan Kuminga will need to reach an agreement. The explosive forward's restricted free agency has become the saga of the summer thus far, and his holdout is reportedly slowing down the franchise's ability to begin strengthening the current roster.

Jonathan Kuminga’s contract impasse with the Warriors technically started in late June, when the forward entered free agency after Golden State tendered him a $7.9 million, one-year qualifying offer.

The Golden State Warriors are expected to keep Jonathan Kuminga this offseason, although it's unclear if he'll sign the qualifying offer or a two-year contract.

Jonathan Kuminga is reportedly drawing significant interest from the Sacramento Kings. Kuminga is an unrestricted free agent this summer and has yet to reach an agreement with the Golden State Warriors over a new contract. Sacramento has reportedly engaged the Warriors front office over a potential sign-and-trade.

The Golden State Warriors are at a very public stalemate with restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga over a new contract. While not negotiated through the media in the same way, the Chicago Bulls and Josh Giddey are in a similar situation.

Over the past few years, the Warriors have mostly been struggling to find consistent success. While their title run in 2022 was the culmination of the first post-Kevin Durant era moves, they haven’t been able to find any real success since.