The reason why Kuming s head is exposed, his agent once cheated on Mamba

The soap opera for Kumingga and Golden State Warriors continues. The Warriors presented a three-year, $75 million contract extension with the option of leading players. To be fair, considering the free market and the Warriors' salary space two years later, this contract is theoretically the greatest sincerity they can show. As a result, Kumingga refused without thinking and insisted on letting the Warriors make a choice: if you want to take the player option, you should give it an annual salary of 30 million, or you should get rid of the player option, otherwise you would rather choose a qualification offer of 7.9 million US dollars. Many media and fans were surprised by Kumingga's fantasy confidence. After all, Bridges is the only one who has received qualification quotations and finally got a big contract over the years. Why did Kumingga dare to take this risk? Among the clues reported recently, the reason why Kuminga was so stupid has also surfaced.

The one who gave Kumingga the courage was his agent Aaron Turner. This friend once served as the agent of "Kumamba" Victor Oladipo and successfully "helped" Oladipo for losing $120 million... Things will start from the 2019-20 season. At that time, Kumamba was in a state of no more than the previous one because of injuries repeatedly. Despite this, the Pacers, who have been troubled by the reimbursement of the leading star due to injury, are still willing to leave Oladipo in Indianapolis with high salaries. They offered a four-year, $80 million early contract renewal, which is only slightly lower than the four-year, $84 million contract that Oladipo had carried at the time.

If it were Curry, he would have signed the contract with gratitude. After signing the famous 4-year, 48 million child labor contract with the Warriors, he still danced happily and never complained about this contract. But Oladipo refused the 80 million invitation for four years under the instigation of his agent Aaron Turner. The next year, Oladipo was traded to the Houston Rockets. In Space City, his efficiency dropped slightly, but the Rockets were still willing to give a two-year contract renewal offer of 45.2 million yuan. As a result, Oladipo refused again, which directly led to him being sent to the South Coast by the Rockets. At the Heat, Kumaba was reimbursed again due to injury in the season. He refused to renew his contract repeatedly at that time, and he probably regretted his intestines.

In 2021, Oladipo was forced to sign a one-year minimum salary with the Heat due to injury. In the same year, Aaron Turner was fired by him. However, everything was too late. After refusing four years, 80 million yuan and two years, 45.2 million yuan renewal offer, Oladipo finally only received a basic salary, which cost him a full $120 million. It was too late to wake up at this time and the tuition was too expensive. It is not difficult to see through Oladipo's example that sometimes choice is more important than hard work. The planning and suggestions that professional agents help players make are directly related to the player's income and future.

However, even though Aaron Turner's work ability was so worrying that he almost made Oladipo miserable, Kumingga still believed him extremely. Aaron Turner can still rely on Kumingga's contract renewal negotiations to appear on TV shows many times, talking in detail with the guests about the details of the negotiations with the Warriors, as well as the future and core demands he planned for his master's employment. It can only be said that Aaron Turner has eaten his traffic, but Kumingga is likely to be cheated by him. Poor Ku is also full of confidence because of the affirmation of the senior executives and general managers of his future max salary, but they do not know that those are all tricks in business wars. But there was no way. He treated Aaron Turner, who Oladipo was beyond his reach, as a treasure. Kumingga and this "scammer" agent were willing to fight and the other were willing to be beaten. Let practice prove everything.