SAN FRANCISCO – After months of negotiations, restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga and the Warriors have finally agreed to a new contract.

The forward has signed a two-year $48.5 million deal with the team that drafted him, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania. The second year of the contract is reported to be a team option, and Kuminga remains a trade candidate.

The deal clears the way for the Warriors to also sign unrestricted free agents Al Horford and De’Anthony Melton, who have long been linked to the team but have not signed a contract until Kuminga’s salary — and the cap space left over after — was determined.

The Warriors tendered a $7.9 million qualifying offer to Kuminga on June 29, officially marking his entry into the restricted free agent market. He had until Wednesday to a

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