Latest News About Josh Giddey Contract

Here’s the latest I can share based on recent reporting:

• Josh Giddey and the Chicago Bulls agreed to a four-year, $100 million contract extension, a deal that was widely reported in September 2025 after negotiations as a restricted free agent. The agreement was described as fully guaranteed with no player or team options, and was confirmed by multiple outlets around that time.[2][3]
• The Bulls had been in negotiations over the 2025 offseason, with reports of a stalemate at one point and discussions around annual value closer to $20–30 million per year depending on structure, before the four-year, $100 million extension was finalized. After the deal was completed, coverage highlighted Giddey’s improved 2024-25 season as a factor in securing the long-term commitment from Chicago.[3][4][8][2]

Notes and context:

• Giddey, originally with Oklahoma City, was traded to the Bulls in the 2024 offseason and emerged as a key guard for Chicago, including a notable second-half resurgence in the 2024-25 season.[2][3]
• If you’re following up-to-the-minute developments or need a precise quote from a team press release, I can pull the exact statements and dates from those sources and summarize them for you.

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