James is 13th! US media shows the top 20 most expensive players in the new season: Durant 6 Curry won the championship with 59 million

James No. 13! As the summer league starts in full swing, the US media "fadeawayworld" also posted a list of the top 20 most expensive players in the new season of 25-26, with Rockets new player Durant ranked 6th, and Curry won the championship with a super contract of more than $59 million.

Fifth place: Jokic ($55.224,526)

24-25 season: 29.6 points, 12.7 rebounds, 10.2 assists, 1.8 steals

As the first active player in combat, Jokic's game influence is undoubtedly, and he is fully worthy of this big contract. From the actual impact, Jokic got 55.22 million just because of the rules, and the average salary of the next contract will be more than 70 million.

This summer, Jokic also rejected the Nuggets' three-year, $212 million early contract renewal, but instead planned to sign a four-year, $292 million super contract next summer to make an extra 80 million.

According to the magical signing performance of the Nuggets in the first offseason after the Nuggets cut off Booth, I believe Jokic will be willing to stay in the Nuggets for a long time to complete the one-man and one-city feat.

4th place: Embiid ($55.224,526)

24-25 season: 23.8 points, 8.2 rebounds, 4.5 assists

As a top inside player that is enough to compete with Jokic in the regular season in the past five years, Embiid was originally worthy of this big contract, but injuries changed everything.

Embid was reimbursed after playing only 19 games in the 24-25 season, and with many years left in the contract, Embiid's health and recovery will determine the future of the 76ers.

Plus Embiid is 31 years old, and after the current big contract is over, the possibility of him getting his next maximum salary is becoming increasingly slim.

Third place: Antetokounmpo ($57.6 million 4,894)

24-25 season: 30.4 points, 11.9 rebounds, 6.5 assists, 1.2 blocks

Like Jokic, Antetokounmpo is the first-class star in the current service and has great value in the trading market. After the offseason rumors have been rumored, it has also ignited the market for a while, and all teams want to get him.

Therefore, the contract will never be a problem for Antetokounmpo. The Bucks are not only willing to keep him with a big contract for a long time, but according to famous reporter Stein, the Bucks also plan to sign Antetokounmpo back to retain Antetokounmpo.

Second place: Brother Anthony Brow ($57.6 million 4894)

24-25 season: 24.7 points, 11.6 rebounds, 3.5 assists, 1.2 steals, 2.2 blocks

When Brother Anthony Brow came on the court healthy, he has always been a qualified top player, and even most of the time he was one of the best inside players.

But similar to Embiid's condition, Brother Danby has a huge potential for injury and has suffered retinal detachment during the offseason. He has completed related repair surgery and will not affect the new season.

However, judging from the remaining contract between the Mavericks and Brother Davis in the long-term plan, it will be difficult for him to get the first three levels of active service after the expiration of this three-year and 186 million contract.

No. 1: Curry ($59.66817)

24-25 Season: 24.5 points, 4.4 rebounds, 6 assists, 1.1 steals

As the greatest totem player in the history of the Warriors, Curry won a "child labor contract" for a long time in his career, which was one of the key factors for the Warriors to establish a dynasty.

Even though Curry is 37 years old and is entering the end of his career as a professional player, he is still worthy of this big contract with the highest number of active players.

Curry will continue to win big contracts in the next few seasons, which is not only a recognition of his career achievements, on-court performance and off-court commercial value, but also the best reward for his loyalty to his career so far.

The remaining rankings and salaries are as follows:

6-10th place: Durant (54.7 million), Tatum (54.12 million), Butler (54.12 million), Bill (53.66 million) and Jaylen Brown (53.14 million);

11-15th place: Towns (53.14 million), Booker (53.14 million), James (52.62 million), George (51.66 million) and Kat (50 million);

16-20th place: Mitchell (48.78 million), Lavine (47.5 million), Mobley (46.39 million), Murray (46.39 million) and Cunningham (46.39 million).