It is revealed that the Warriors will sign four strong players! Just wait for Kumingga to renew his contract first, and Horford will help Curry win the championship?

On August 6, according to NBA reporter Brett Segal, the Warriors have reached an oral agreement with Horford, Melton, Curry Jr. and Payton Jr. Once the contract with Kumingga is renewed, the Warriors will sign these four players, and the team's lineup will reach 14 players, basically completing the operations of this season.

For the Warriors, if these operations are completed, the team's combat effectiveness will be improved compared to last season's playoffs. After all, the joining of Horford and Melton will increase the depth of the Warriors' lineup.

Kuminga's contract issue has been delayed for too long. The Warriors are unable to sign contracts with the players they have agreed to avoid the reduction of their salary space and cannot match the contracts offered by other teams to Kuuminga.

Previously, Warriors player Draymond Green revealed in a program that general manager Dunleavy Jr. was not as criticized by the outside world. Dunleavy Jr. has made many plans in secret.

NBA reporter Brett Segal wrote that once Kumingga's contract is finalized, the Warriors can complete the team's lineup, and they have been silently forming the lineup for the past few weeks. Al Horford and D'Anthony Melton have not signed with any other teams due to an oral agreement with the Golden State Warriors, according to several league sources in July.

In addition to Horford and Melton, Gary Payton II and Seth Curry are also widely speculated that they may sign a basic salary contract with the Warriors. Renewing Kumingga and possibly signing these four veterans at the same time, the Warriors' lineup will reach 14 places, and the team's financial situation will be more abundant, and further adjustments can be made in the middle of the 2025-26 season.

In other words, as long as Kumingga's renewal is completed, the other 4 contracts will be completed soon. As for Kumingga's report, the latest situation is that he is likely to stay with the Warriors at the beginning of the new season.

The center position was the Warriors' weakness last season. The joining of champion center Horford will improve the Warriors' inside strength. Horford averaged 9.0 points, 6.2 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 0.9 blocks per game last season, shooting 42.3% from the field, 36.3% from three-point shooting percentage and 89.5% from free throws. Horford is a big space man with good defensive skills. After the Warriors have him, they can play the regular lineup and fight the power forward instead of letting the dream fight the center.

Melton played 6 games with the Warriors last season, averaging 10.3 points, 3.3 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.2 steals per game. This is a defender who is both offensive and defensive. The Warriors once placed him in the starting position, but were reimbursed for a partial cruciate ligament torn on the left knee. Melton was later traded to the Nets by the Warriors, and this summer he regained his freedom. If the Warriors sign him back, there will be an important rotation player on the team's bench.

Curry Jr. is a homeless man in the NBA. He entered the NBA after being out of the election in 2013. He once signed a training camp contract with the Warriors, but was cut before the start of the season. Curry Jr. has played for the Grizzlies, Cavaliers, Suns, Kings, Trail Blazers, 76ers, Nets, Mavericks, Hornets and other teams. Last season, Curry averaged 6.5 points per game with a three-point shooting percentage of 45.6%.

Peton Jr. became a full free agent this summer, and the Warriors intend to sign the backup defender back. The Warriors reached the Western Conference semi-finals last season, and the team believed that if Curry was not injured, he would have a chance to enter the Western Conference Finals. This summer, the Warriors have no chance to introduce big-name stars, but if they can sign these players, their strength will still be improved compared to last season.