Brooklyn Nets forward Josh Minott intends to sign a new two-year, $9 million contract to return to the franchise, according to sources via ESPN. The agreement includes a team option for the second season, securing the forward's place in Brooklyn for the immediate future.
The move comes after the Nets officially declined Minott’s previous team option. That procedural move was made specifically to clear the path for both parties to negotiate and finalize this new multi-year deal. By restructuring the contract now, the Brooklyn front office maintains flexibility while keeping a key member of their rotation under team control.
Minott has shown significant promise within the Nets system, and this new agreement reflects the organization's commitment to his development. Further details regarding the specific breakdown of the $9 million salary have not yet been released.
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