New Report on Warriors-Kings Trade That Would Swap Jonathan Kuminga, DeMar DeRozan originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

Jonathan Kuminga has remained a free agent this offseason. There’s no telling how his situation will resolve itself with the Golden State Warriors, but ClutchPoints’ Brett Siegel has confirmed that the Sacramento Kings are among his interested suitors.

It’s unclear if the Warriors want to keep Kuminga around, but it’s also clear that if he wants to join another team, they wouldn’t want to lose him for nothing. One way the Warriors and Kings could resolve the Kuminga situation is by agreeing to a sign-and-trade that would swap Kuminga for players on the Kings roster.

It would depend on who the Warriors would want in return for Kuminga. The Kings have some players to offer in exchange for the wing, like DeMar DeRozan or Devin Carter, so getting them would be something for Kuminga.

However, even if the Warriors could entertain a sign-and-trade for the young wing, they’re not interested in those two Kings. More than that, Sacramento may want Kuminga but only at a fair price. Sam Amick revealed the details during his appearance on Warriors Plus/Minus.

“My understanding is the Warriors weren’t interested in Carter or DeRozan,” Amick said, which was aggregated by 95.7 The Game’s Evan Giddings. “As of a couple weeks ago, the Kings weren’t willing to pay Kuminga into the $20 million range (per year).”

Kings-related details on a potential Kuminga trade, from @sam_amick:

“My understanding is the Warriors weren’t interested in Carter or DeRozan. As of a couple weeks ago, the Kings weren’t willing to pay Kuminga into the $20 million range (AAV).”

(via Warriors Plus Minus)

— Evan Giddings (@evanAgiddings) July 29, 2025

DeRozan is a six-time All-Star who will enter the second year of a three-year, $78.9 million contract. The Warriors are not above either of the NBA’s tax aprons at the moment, while the Kings are hard-capped at the first apron.

This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jul 30, 2025, where it first appeared.