Warriors predicted to land $60 million two-time All-Star in offseason

Multiple players around the NBA will have a chance to get traded over the next few months. 

Some, more than others, and Nikola Vucevic of the Chicago Bulls is one of them. For a team like the Golden State Warriors, he could be the perfect option for them to pursue. 

Vucevic is a great rebounder and can stretch the floor. With the offense the Warriors run, there's reason to believe he could find plenty of success. 

Searching for a way for the Warriors to improve the roster, JH Kubicek of Athlon Sports predicted that the Warriors could add the two-time All-Star this offseason. 

He added that he only has one year left on his contract, and if the Warriors don’t have to give up too much, it wouldn't impact their future. 

“In an effort to add some extra rebounding and scoring down low, the Warriors are expected to add a win-now player this summer. Brook Lopez has been floated as a possible free agent target, although the Warriors could add a younger player...

“He only has one season left on his contract anyway, so as soon as the Warriors' title window closes, he will be gone and, in theory, the Warriors could hold onto draft capital in a trade, giving up only matching, younger salary pieces the Bulls could build around,” he wrote. 

Vucevic has been in trade rumors multiple times over the past few years. The Bulls, however, haven't been willing to part ways with him yet. 

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Perhaps that's because they haven't gotten the offer they want in return, but either way, he's still in Chicago. 

The expectation is for the Bulls to make a move this offseason.

If that's Vucevic, it’d only make sense if the Warriors are interested.