The Sacramento Kings, a potential "MVP" and big buyer this offseason, freed up $12 million in space after sending backup center Holmes to Dallas.
Coupled with the expiration of the contract of main striker Harrison Barnes, their total salary is only $98 million, freeing up nearly $36 million in space.
The Warriors' Dream Green and Kyle Kuzma, who plays with the Wizards this season, are both potential targets.
According to journalist Marc Stein, they are also in talks with this year's Champions League MVP, Bulgarian striker Vezinkov, hoping to bring his talent to the NBA, and have even applied for an $8.6 million annual contract.
The 28-year-old is a Cypriot-born Bulgarian who now plays for the Bulgarian national team for the Greek club Olypiacks.
At 2.06 meters, he plays the No. 4 position, but has excellent three-point shooting and scoring ability, averaging 17.6 points, 6.9 boards and 2.0 assists per game in this year's Champions League, shooting 65.5%, 37.9% and 87.9% from three.
He was selected by the Brooklyn Nets with the 57th pick in the second round in 2017, but did not join the NBA and continued to play in Europe. In 2021, his signing rights were sent to the Cleveland Cavaliers in the Harden Big Deal, and then to the Kings the following year.
King coach Mike Brown, who has traveled to Europe several times this season to observe his games, is now one of the most powerful forwards in the FIBA world.
With Sa Jr. and Kigan Murray, if the new European king can join, the King's new season will undoubtedly be a tiger.