It s still unknown when the Warriors Rising Star will leave the team in personal training

On July 11, the NBA is currently in offseason, and the most news during this period is the signing of players' transactions. The Warriors are the focus of many fans. The team has not made much move during this period and has not had any major signings or transactions. And the team still has another problem, that is, Kumingga's contract renewal has not been reached for a long time. Not long ago we saw the latest news from Kumingga, and he continued to conduct personal special training.

The media released a video of Kumingga training. In the picture, he was in a good mood and completed various movements with the assistance of the trainer. Kumingga mainly targets breakthroughs, back-to-body, and jump shots against each other, and all of them are done well.

Kuminga's training video caused interactions between Warriors fans, "I am in good condition", "I stay or leave", "I have no say in this talent", everyone likes it.

Kuminga was born in 2002, 201 cm tall, weighed 102 kg, and was a striker on the field. Kumingga was the Warriors' No. 7 pick in the first round selected by the Warriors in 2021, and was trained after joining. Last season, Kumingga averaged 24 minutes per game and scored 15.3 points and 4.6 rebounds. Maybe everyone thinks his data is good, but it is not that way. Kumingga's offense is indeed OK, but he doesn't want to involve other aspects of the field. To put it bluntly, Kumingga is on the court, and the other few people will not be able to play.

Cumming and was once abandoned by Cole in the season, and he didn't get more playing time until Curry was injured in the playoffs. Entering the offseason, Kumingga has been trading rumors flying all over the world. Previously, Kumingga himself said that the Warriors could not fully prove himself, which was equivalent to a declaration of leaving the team.

The Warriors currently want to trade Kumingga by signing first and then changing. It was rumored that the Bulls, Kings and other teams were interested in him, but later it was left unresolved. Kumingga himself wants a contract worth more than 30 million, which seems very difficult now. The Warriors have no choice but to waste it so much, and Kumingga is not willing to continue to stay, so they can only say that it depends on the development of things.