Although the Suns have moved on from Kevin Durant, and likely soon Bradley Beal, Devin Booker is staying put. Per Evan Sidery of Forbes, the Phoenix Suns and the star guard have agreed on a two-year $150 million extension that will keep Booker in the Valley of the Sun through 2030.
In the coming 2025-26 season Booker will be entering into the second year of 4-year, $224 million deal that will pay him $53.1 million next season and $57 and $61 million in 2026-27 and 2027-28, respectively.
Though the Suns fell dreadfully short of expectations, finishing 36-46 and missing the postseason, Booker put up solid numbers , averaging 25.6 points , 7.1 assists and 4.1 rebounds on .461/.332/.894 shooting splits.
