Golden State Warriors new season lineup update: After completing 5 trades in one day, Horford joins, and Kumingga is expected to stay in the team!

With less than two days left before the start of the NBA's new season training camp in 2025-2026, the Golden State Warriors finally began to take the lead in signings and strengthen the trading action to supplement the team's lineup. The Warriors had signed a deal with five players before Monday Media Day. Let's take a look at the team's updated lineup depth chart for the upcoming 2025-2026 season.

ESPN's Shams Charania was the first to report on Sunday, saying the Warriors had agreed to sign a multi-year contract with experienced inside player Al Horford. Gary Payton II and D'Antoine Melton later promised a return to Golden State, but the specific terms of these deals are not yet clear. The addition of the three veterans has increased the Warriors' roster to 13, and two other rookies have finally joined the team. Will Richard signed a four-year contract that will be a key member of the team's future, and Alex Tuxi agreed to a two-way contract.

Before these five players joined, the Golden State Warriors had 10 players signed. Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green, Moses Moody, Buddy Hilder, Quinte Porter, Tracy Jackson-Davis, Brandion Podimsky and Ji Santos all signed standard contracts, while Jackson Rowe signed a two-way contract.

Let's take a look at the current player roster of the Warriors before training camp begins.

Point guards: Stephen Curry, D'Anthony Melton

Score guards: Brandin Pojemsky, Buddy Hilder, Gary Payton II, Will Richard

Small forwards: Jimmy Butler, Moses Moody, Jackson Roy

Power forwards: Draymond Green, Ji Santos, Alex Tuch

Centers: Al Horford, Quinten Post, Teres Jackson Davis (TJD)

Overall, the Warriors have 13 players with standard contracts and two players with two-way contracts. They still have two player quotas and one two-way contract quotas available. Jonathan Cumingga is expected to be the 14th player on the team, and the Seth Curry, who has a close relationship with the team in the offseason, could be the last signing player.

Taran Armstrong is also a restricted free agent and is still eligible to sign a two-way contract. However, according to the "Baseline Insiders", Serbia's Patizan is interested in signing the Australian point guard.

Jonathan Kumingga has 4 options to stay with the Golden State Warriors

According to ESPN's Shams Charania, the Golden State Warriors had sent four offers to Jonathan Kumingga before training camp began. Most likely, a priority signing offer worth $7.9 million will allow Kumingga to decide on his own future. He will be an unrestricted free agent next summer, and the accompanying non-trade clauses allow him to choose a team willing to trade him.

In addition, the other three contracts are more attractive in terms of money. The second contract is two years, with a $45 million amount and includes team options for the 2026-2027 season. This will also provide Kuminga with a non-trade clause, but the money is not what he and his team expect. The third offer was the highest value at $75.2 million for three years, but the final season was the player option. The last offer is a three-year, $54 million fixed offer with no player or team options.

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