Bill is willing to cooperate with the Suns to buy out: The deal negotiation with the Heat failed. If it is bought out, Hu Yonglu will pursue it

On July 5, when Ayton and Lillard were bought out one after another, they naturally gave the Suns the idea to deal with Bill. According to famous reporter Marc Stein, the Suns and the Heat's deal negotiations on Bill have failed. Now, according to Forbes Sports NBA reporter Evan Sidery, Bill has two years and $110 million left in a contract. He is willing to cooperate with the Suns to buy out to help the Suns avoid the second rich line.

Bill signed a maximum salary contract with the Wizards in the past, and because of the veto of the transaction, there were huge obstacles for the Sun to trade Bill. The Suns were selling Bills last season, but they failed. Now the Suns are still eager to sell Bills, but because he has two years and $110 million left, no one is interested in them, and their deal negotiations with the Heat have failed. The Bucks had previously bought out Lillard's $113 million contract for two years, thus facilitating the introduction of Turner, which naturally inspired the Suns. The Suns are already discussing a buyout with Bill. According to NBA reporter Evan Sidery of Forbes Sports, Bill is open to buying out of the Suns, which will accelerate his departure from the Suns. After all, it is an embarrassing situation that he remains "dislikes thousands of people".

The Suns have previously bought out Liddle and Little, with a total layoff salary of $3.8 million. According to the NBA's labor and capital agreement, the total salary of players laid off or bought out cannot exceed 15% of the salary cap.

If the Suns buy out Bill's contract for two years and the remaining two years is extended and the payment will be extended by five years, the Suns will increase their expenditure by $22 million per season. Therefore, Bill has to give up his salary of no less than $13 million (with $2.6 million per season) so that the Suns can buy out him with extended terms if they meet the rules.

As for once the Suns reach a buyout with Bill, many teams such as the Lakers, Warriors, and the Bucks are interested in competing for Bill. He averaged 17 points, 3.3 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game last season.