If you are Kumingga, will you choose the Warriors for 45 million in two years? Or will you sign 7.9 million in one year for your freedom next summer?

August 23rd news It has been nearly two months since the NBA free market started. The Warriors and their own restricted free agent Kumingga have not reached a contract renewal agreement or traded it. The Golden State team has not yet signed any players.

According to ESPN reporters Shars Charania and Anthony Slater, Kumingga rejected the Warriors' two-year, $45 million contract renewal offer, because the latter insisted on joining the team in the second year and asked Kumingga to give up the veto power given to him by the labor-management agreement.

According to reports from all parties, the Warriors have not increased their willingness to renew their contract quotations, and Kumingga also has the possibility of signing qualification quotations (about 7.9 million US dollars per year) or signing first and then changing to other teams.

If it were you, would you accept the quote from the Warriors, or would you choose to sign a qualification quote and wait until you return to your freedom next summer? Or continue to wait and see if the Warriors will compromise and increase the renewal offer?