The Chicago Bulls have not made as many changes throughout the 2025 NBA offseason as many would have expected, largely being held up by Josh Giddey's restricted

As is its team president Arturas Karnisovas' custom, Chicago has had a relatively quiet summer. The Bulls re-signed reserve point guard Tre Jones to a reasonable three-year, $24 million deal and flipped former backup point guard Lonzo Ball to the Cleveland Cavaliers in exchange for small forward Isaac Okoro.

The Chicago Bulls' inconsistent performance last season made fans expect significant roster reinforcements. However, they've yet to add key players, and now reports suggest they have taken a decision over the contract of a crucial teammate of Nikola Vucevic.

If the Bulls are able to land a top prospect at the '26 draft, they'll be in fine position moving forward. They already have lengthy, developmental forwards in Matas Buzelis and Noa Essengue, who they'll continue to work with as they add more talent to the team in the coming years.

After more than two months of negotiations, the Chicago Bulls and Josh Giddey have found common ground on a new contract worth $100 million over four years. The Bulls, who wanted Giddey back at a price point of $20 million per year,

As the 2025-26 NBA season nears, here are three players from the Chicago Bulls who could be on the move before the trade deadline.