American News: Kuzhuba wants Kumingga to stay in the team. They put pressure on the management to complete the contract renewal as soon as possible

Today, ClutchPoints reporter Brett Siegel wrote an article about the inside story of the Warriors' contract renewal of Kumingga.

Siegel said that Kumingga has received support from several team stars - Curry, Zhu Meng and Butler all put pressure on the management to complete the contract renewal because they hope the farce will end as soon as possible so that they can focus on the 2025-26 season (the Warriors management believes this is a window period to hit the championship). Sources revealed that all three stars want Kumingga to stay in the team because his athleticism, attendance rate and field output are irreplaceable. If he loses him, the Warriors will feel this loss throughout the entire 82 regular season games.

This is different from the previous situation where Butler only came forward to promote the signing of free agents. Now everyone hopes that the problem will be resolved as soon as possible to avoid being shrouded in shadows when the Warriors training camp opens.

The veterans knew that business is business, but at the same time, Kumingga had expressed his willingness to make concessions in terms of starting salary. The reward he wanted was only respect for his career to be able to independently decide on his career in the future. Sources said Curry, Zhu Meng and Butler have been actively pushing management to meet Kuminga's demand.

Of course, the communication between these stars and management has not been carried out recently - the relevant discussions have been ongoing as early as August to September this summer.