Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga has had a very interesting start to his NBA career. Selected seventh overall in the 2021 NBA draft, Kuminga has n

After an offseason of trade rumors, Jonathan Kuminga said he feels like the Warriors front office believes in him.

There's no doubt that Kuminga is a potential All-Star of the future. However, according to The Atheltic's Anthony Slater, the Warriors front office is likely to resist offering him a contract extension worth $224 million over five years.

According to multiple insiders, the Warriors were reluctant to part with Kuminga in deals that would have landed them either George or Markkanen this offseason. By adding either All-Star, the Warriors would have given the aging Stephen Curry a chance to compete for a championship. Curry turns 37 in March.

During his recent interview with “The TK Show," Jonathan Kuminga finally spoke out about his contract situation.

The Golden State Warriors already lost Klay Thompson this offseason and they'll have to be careful with what they do about Jonathan Kuminga. Kuminga is reportedly expecting a big contract extension offer heading into his fourth season in the NBA like some of the other players selected in the 2021 NBA Draft.

Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga has seen his role increase over the course of his young career, and now it’s almost time for the Warriors to give him his second contract. However, the two sides have not been able to agree on a deal as the NBA season rapidly approaches.

Gilbert Arenas says the Warriors are 'bluffing' about offering Jonathan Kuminga a max contract, raising questions about his future.

With a promising three-year start, Jonathan Kuminga could be on the verge of a breakout season in the NBA. Whether or not it will happen with the Warriors is anyone's guess and Kuminga himself seems unsure of where his path might lead.