The reason Horford did not sign the Warriors was revealed! It turned out that it was Kuminga s obstacle, just because he did not confirm the next one

Judging from all reports, former Boston Celtics veteran center Al Horford signs with the Golden State Warriors, but with the development of the NBA free agent market, Horford still has not signed with the Warriors so far. This has caused Warriors fans to worry about whether Horford is considering retirement rather than continuing his career.

However, according to Bay Area radio host Mark Grandi, fans have no reason to worry. According to Grandi, Horford's signing with the Warriors is still in progress, and what slows things down is Warriors forward Jonathan Cumingga has not yet confirmed his future. Kumingga is a restricted free agent who is currently testing the free agent market, and Warriors fans may have to wait until Kumingga's future is confirmed before seeing Horford wear the Warriors jersey.

Kuminga is almost unpopular in the free agent market, but according to ClutchPoints reporter Bretts, he already has several interested suitors and should soon reach an agreement: "Well, it's been a long time since the time has passed, and the deadlock for the Cuminga Warriors is still unanswered. The longer the delay, the more likely the two sides are to reach some kind of short-term agreement, which will allow the Warriors to fully use the value of the new contract when Cuminga is eligible for trading again in December, rather than 50% of the current sign-and-change transactions.

Sigel also said: "No team has obvious close momentum on the offseason quote for Cuminga. Although the Sacramento Kings are known to be very interested in him, their sign-on and exchange-trading negotiations with the Warriors have never made substantial progress. And if Kumingga is destined to be traded, the Warriors are unwilling to send him to the Kings. ”

With the annual Las Vegas Summer League in the NBA coming to an end, I hope the problem between Kumingga and the Warriors can be resolved. Whether he returns to the Golden State Warriors with a short-term contract or joins other teams by signing and then trading, Warriors fans must be patient and once the problem is solved, Ford will soon appear in the Warriors' roster.