The Bulls first acquired Vucevic back in 2021 in a trade with the Orlando Magic. As an All-Star-level talent, he was viewed as someone who could help Chicago compete alongside Zach LaVine and DeMar DeRozan. Now that the roster is centered around young talent, he no longer fits the organization's timeline.

The Chicago Bulls and Nikola Vucevic appear headed for a breakup if the team finds a trade partner, which is where things get complicated.

The Chicago Bulls are in the midst of an intriguing rebuild, showing flashes of promise last NBA season behind the playmaking of Josh Giddey. While Giddey’s long-term future in Chicago remains uncertain, the Bulls aren’t standing still. In a proactive move, they’ve signed a new guard to bolster their backcourt depth.

Since emerging as a high-level scoring threat two seasons ago, Coby White's name has popped up in trade rumors on multiple occasions. With Chicago continuing to tinker with the roster, he appears to be someone the front office is willing to move on from. Per Clutchpoints' Brett Siegel, the Bulls are fielding calls for him and Ayo Dosunmu.

Tension is brewing in Chicago as Josh Giddey, a key piece of the Bulls’ future, faces an uncertain contract standoff.

The Chicago Bulls are one of several teams in the hunt for players as they hope to build a stronger team. After falling out of the race last season, the Bulls want to change things around by bringing in some key pieces.

The Chicago Bulls may be on the verge of losing a key contributor ahead of the 2025–26 NBA season, with reports indicating that contract negotiations with a key player have hit a major roadblock.

The Chicago Bulls are reportedly considering trading guards Coby White and Ayo Dosunmu amidst salary cap concerns. White is coming off a career year,

Heading into this offseason, Josh Giddey and the Chicago Bulls were eager to work out a long-term extension. Now, according to widespread reports, negotiations have stalled.

A rather sneaky financial maneuver allowed the Chicago Bulls and the Cleveland Cavaliers to maintain flexibility in the Ball-Okoro trade.